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How to learn to "talk technical" in interviews?
Have just a little over 2 years of industry experience (apologies if this is the wrong sub) and was unfortunately laid off last week. Had an interview today where towards the end I was asked some general technical questions including "What is a Dependency Injection" and I just could not answer it. I was then asked more specifically about theoretical stuff including the four pillars of OOP and how they related to my previous job and I could not answer that either.
Come to think of it, even though I knew the codebase very well by the time I finished up and was perfectly competent at my job as a developer, I could not describe to another experienced techie exactly how the application was built and it's components and so on.
How can I get around this issue? My inability to "talk technical" is incredibly frustrating and it most likely cost me the interview today.
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Have just a little over 2 years of industry experience (apologies if this is the wrong sub) and was unfortunately laid off last week. Had an interview today where towards the end I was asked some general technical questions including "What is a Dependency Injection" and I just could not answer it. I was then asked more specifically about theoretical stuff including the four pillars of OOP and how they related to my previous job and I could not answer that either.
Come to think of it, even though I knew the codebase very well by the time I finished up and was perfectly competent at my job as a developer, I could not describe to another experienced techie exactly how the application was built and it's components and so on.
How can I get around this issue? My inability to "talk technical" is incredibly frustrating and it most likely cost me the interview today.
#technology #programming #dev
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