Practice a mock Technical Interview

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Start by reading the linked technical interviewing guide, then use the #cyf-interview-practice Slack channel to schedule a volunteer interview. Tell the interviewer the role and company type you want to target, complete the mock interview, and obtain feedback on how to improve.

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🏕 Priority Mandatory 🐇 Size Small 📅 Sprint 1 Core Module-Complexity Submit:None

You will need to discuss this in class, make sure to do your interview before the class day.

You will be applying for jobs soon! Part of that process is doing interviews.

Schedule a mock technical interview with a volunteer. You can ask for interviews on Slack in #cyf-interview-practice.

Tell the interviewer you want to practice a technical interview. Tell them the kind of job you want to be applying for (what kind of role, and what kind of company? Perhaps a software engineer at a finance company? Or a backend engineer at a start-up? Choose for yourself).

Make sure to read the technical interviewing guide before you do your interview.

Do the mock interview, and get feedback about how you could do better next time.

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