7 Tips To Ace Job Interviews

7 solid tips to pass a job interview for a developer position

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Timestamps:
0:00 – Intro
0:37 – Make your CV as good as possible while being honest and realistic
4:35 – Confidence is the key
5:34 – Think before you answer
6:56 – Focus on the things that you know and want to do
8:56 – Be passionate about the same things as your company
10:16 – Practice, practice, practice!
11:47 – Prepare answers for common interview questions
13:34 – Bonus tip

[TraversyMedia]

Getting an interview is another topic. It is definitly something that is difficult these days. There is a video in the queue on that topic :) I hope everyone has a happy holiday!! Annual web dev guide will most likely be released next week

[JoshuaFluke]

My number one tip is balls before quals.

[CodeBeauty]

Thank you so much! 💗
I wish you all the best success in landing a dream job, and I hope that your colegues are as great as this community.
I'm sending a lot of love and the best wishes for 2021!
Happy holidays! 🎅🎄

[Alex-XL]

ppl luv lst

0:39 1. CV AGAP, ++honest, ++realistic
4:47 2. Be confident (dress4success, posture, calm)
5:57 3. Don't rush with your answers (think before you speak
6:57 4. Focus on the things that you know and want to do
8:56 5. Be passionate about the same things as your company
10:18 6. Practice*3x (mirror, try different company 1st)
11:48 7. Prepare answers to common interview questions
13:35 8. Be positive!

Tnx!

[curlgrey]

Good video especially tip #1. Make sure you look at the company's social media accounts and their website, taking note of recent initiatives they may be undertaking. The non-technical members of the interview panel I sat on, were disappointed that candidates just showed up to the interview without taking an interest in learning about the organisation beforehand.

[polyglotsjourney]

I would totally agree with the second point. Confidence is the most important thing at interview. 😉

[kuprograms]

Really liked the points covered. A great base for anyone struggling during interviews.

Another thing I would like to shed light on is to know how to market yourself. Especially if you are from an economy that does not have a sizeable job market in the industry you wish to take a job in. Not only do you exhibit the qualities that could make you stand out from the competition during the interview, be sure to point it out as well at the end of the interview. For example, if you are someone who excels at logical problems, exhibit it by walking them through such a problem, show the interviewer what your thought process is, and bring them to the conclusion. You could even help them learn something new, which is always a bonus.

Good luck!

[oplawlz]

Step 1: be charismatic and attractive xD
Kidding of course, some great tips in here!

[ahmad-murery]

Great tips,
I wish the interviewers (at least in our region) really know what they' want.
I applied once and my key to get the job in addition to my humble CV was a recommendation from a friend who they trust in

[Hylocichla]

I see you are reading "Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action" by Simon Sinek.

[algeriennesaffaires]

4:36 I got an interview last week, and I was so confident and impressed the 2 interviewers, they couldn't keep up with me, I'm pretty sure they liked me, but they asked me the boss sometimes comes and sit next to you the whole day while you are coding what's your thought about that, I said why sitting next to me? She said he just likes to do that and other developers didn't like it, I told her frankly I will tell him to go away I can't work while you sitting here, how come I'm going to do database joint while you are next to me, if he wants to sit next to me while we do some small changes like colors checking results together that fine and great we can do it, but just sitting on top of my head no sorry, and because i was so confident i didn't get the JOB LOL

[kufyrxr]

Brad where the web development in 2021 guide, you always make one this time of year and it’s one of my favourite videos

[VincentFulco]

As a resume & LinkedIn editor and interview coach (previously), this was well done. Kudos!

[GodYutaru]

hahahah
nice to see how comments are comming when Brad just uploaded this video

[busyrand]

This was surprisingly relaxing about such a vexing topic. Very well done... Thank you for this.

[zdeneksrb]

i got my first dev job thx to Brad´s tutorials three years ago, hope this help

[orkhanahmadov]

yes sure... Companies expect you to have 30 years knowledge in Python, 4 in Java, 3+ JavaScript including Angular, React Typescript... 10 Years in Machine Learning, Restful API + QUANTUM Comp. SIDE PROJECTS a bot programmed to auto trade

[Robd]

These were excellent tips, good video.

[macerrad]

yeah first you gotta get a response from companies tho!

[debbie]

The best tip is to identify as a female, person of color or transgender. That matters more than coding skills in 2020. Diversity hire ftw