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Full Stack Developer Challenge

This is an interview challenge for Paytm Labs. Please feel free to fork. Pull Requests will be ignored.

Requirements

Design a web application that allows employees to submit feedback toward each other's performance review.

Admin view

  • Add/remove/update/view employees
  • Add/update/view performance review
  • Assign employees to participate in another employee's performance review

Employee view

  • List of performance reviews requiring feedback
  • Submit feedback

Challenge Scope

  • High level diagram/description of design and technologies used
  • Data store/data model design
  • Server side API design (Using a programming language and/or framework of your choice)
    • Implementation of 3 API calls
  • Web app page flow design
    • Implementation of 2-5 web pages using any modern framework (e.g. Angular, Ember or React) that talks to server side
      • You may use static responses instead of live server side API
  • Document all assumptions made

How to complete this challenge

  • Fork this repo in github
  • Complete the design and code as defined to the best of your abilities
  • Place notes in your code to help with clarity where appropriate. Make it readable enough to present to the Paytm Labs interview team
  • Complete your work in your own github repo and send the results to us and/or present them during your interview

What are we looking for? What does this prove?

  • Assumptions you make given limited requirements
  • Technology and design choices
  • Identify areas of your strengths
  • This is not a pass or fail test, this will serve as a common ground that we can deep dive together into specific issues

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