I once had a recruiter asking me to explain event loop in JavaScript. She had to type as I was explaining her, and that answer was supposed to be submitted to the hiring manager and decide if I am eligible for the next round.
I spoke in detail for about 2-3 mins, and she moved on to next question. I asked her if she could type all the technical jargons I threw at her, and she said she didn't understand a lot of technicality in it, and she wrote what she could understand. Obviously, I didn't make it to the next round. :(
I still don't know what I could have done better there to make the cut!
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I once had a recruiter asking me to explain event loop in JavaScript. She had to type as I was explaining her, and that answer was supposed to be submitted to the hiring manager and decide if I am eligible for the next round.
I spoke in detail for about 2-3 mins, and she moved on to next question. I asked her if she could type all the technical jargons I threw at her, and she said she didn't understand a lot of technicality in it, and she wrote what she could understand. Obviously, I didn't make it to the next round. :(
I still don't know what I could have done better there to make the cut!