And one of the things that I've seen as hiring of an engineer is that

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The video provides valuable career advice for aspiring front-end developers by addressing common interview practices and highlighting essential skills like state management, which resonates with individuals looking to enter or advance in the tech industry.

Summary

The speaker discusses common interview questions for front-end engineers, noting a lack of specific CSS questions. They emphasize that while passion for JavaScript and frameworks like React is important, understanding state management is a key concept encountered in a front-end career.

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1Lack of CSS questions in interviews
2Importance of knowing CSS
3Passion for JavaScript and frameworks
4Encountering state management in career

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The video discusses concepts relevant to front-end development, specifically mentioning CSS, JavaScript, React, and state management. No specific product is promoted.

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seen front-end that see are for never encountered a css-heavy questions do kind know css really are javascript really about certain would ultimately show interview is a css learn learn it not css you would the following things in your career The first thing you might encounter is state management STATE MANAGEMENT management of react and or manage state application

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And one of the things that I've seen as hiring of an engineer is that I don't see a lot of the interview questions are specifically for CSS. I've never really encountered a CSS heavy type of questions, but you do kind of need to know some sort of CSS. If you really are passionate about JavaScript and you are really passionate about React or certain frameworks, I would say ultimately that would show during your interview to sum up the bottom line is if you have a chance to learn CSS, learn it. But if you are not specifically required to know CSS, you actually would encounter the following things in your career. The first thing you might encounter is stay management. Stay management in terms of talking about react and products or how do you manage states throughout the whole application.