i am starting the interview process with a blockchain company (non-social-media, no conflict of interest, i'm not leaving DESO don't worry). had to do some programming assessment stuff. pretty sure i aced the first two questions. i chose javascript for my language for the first question, was pretty simple, analyze some API responses, convert data types, and include examples of how i would relate the problem to my team and to customer support. I guess I should type like I type when I'm actually doing real stuff. The second question was JS-only, within a React framework, had to do some fetch calls, async/await, parse a JSON response and filter it based on certain criteria, etc. It's all timed, but I finished both with plenty of time to spare - so the remainder of the time was used to add more comments. Oh, in the first question I forgot I should verify the data actually was of the wrong type before converting it, so I squeezed that in with a regexp with like 4 minutes to spare. The instructions said not to be too concerned with solving the issue, but I think I did that. Who knows, I might have missed some small details, but it passed the tests at least. It'd be nice to be making money again! I had been stuck only thinking I would want to find a position using like PHP or another server-side language since that's more in my wheelhouse, but I'm really good at JavaScript - I am probably a bit too humble when I rank my skills. Like, I'm not an expert, but I know how to find out what I don't know pretty easily. Posted from @entre