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Split the questions to ask your interviewer into two categories:

• Questions during the interview
• Questions once you receive an offer

Be careful what you ask during the interview as it can expose potential weaknesses.

typo in the answers file

Question 2: Tell me about a time you had to work on several projects at once. How did you handle this?
Cause: I was working on two large projects for two separate clients that were at different stages of their lifecycle. One project was in production and the other project was in the implementation phase.
Action: I decided to send a less experienced colleague to the installation site while I went to do a production check-in on the other project in China. Prior to leaving I briefed my colleague in on the project and told then what to look out for.

"ANKI" instead of "BANKI"

Currently the answer reads: "Yes, I have used EJS. The popular templating languages include Ejs, Jade, Pug, Mustache, HandlebarsJS, Jinja2, and Blade."

However, Jade and Pug are the same templating language. Jade was renamed to Pug.

should be package instead of pacakge

Heya, I was playing around with the code given in the example for the question "Explain how prototypal inheritance works " and found that it has a bug. 'this.name' in the greet function returns undefined, what works though is 'Parent.name'. Have been looking for a reason why that is but no luck.

Also, there are a few comma's in the 'Explanation' part of the answer.

Example Code Given:

function Parent() {
  this.name = 'Parent';
}
Parent.prototype.greet = function () {
  console.log('Hello from ' + this.name);
};
const child = Object.create(Parent.prototype);
child.cry = function () {
  console.log('waaaaaahhhh!');
};
child.cry();
// waaaaaahhhh!
child.greet();
// hello from Parent
child.constructor;
// ƒ Parent() {
// this.name = 'Parent';
// }
child.constructor.name;
// 'Parent'

This works:

Parent.prototype.greet = function () {
  console.log('Hello from ' + Parent.name);
};

Hey there! I noticed a small issue with a link in the Resources Section:

The link for "https://github.com/yangshun/front-end-interview-handbook" links to:
Current: "https://github.com/yangshun/front-end-int- erview-handbook"
Fix to: "https://github.com/yangshun/front-end-interview-handbook"

See attached image for issue. I'll submit a pull request shortly. Hope this helps!

The current example for T-Node-8 demonstrates the 'then' syntax. However, in the example, the closing parenthesis for the method is missing for each respective console.log(data) line.