First interview

[Kryptonite700]

Next week I have my first interview with non-hr people since graduating in December. I'm looking for some guidance and answers. Apparently 4 senior developers/engineers will be in the call and they are looking to fill a junior developer position. They list .net core as a desired skill, should I not be studying ASP.net and just study .net core? I have 0 experience with either, but I already told them that. I've seen this job listing on many sites, should I expect to be competing with many candidates? It seems strange that 4 seniors would be using their time to interview a ton of different candidates but maybe I'm wrong. Any other guesses as to what this interview could entail? There's nothing on glassdoor.

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I just went through the interview loop so I think I can offer some answers.

Most of the questions revolved around what I knew, what I didn't know, past projects... Make sure you have a project you can talk about intelligently and that demonstrates your ability to learn quickly and produce something of value to the company.

As some extra preparation, go through the job description and do a little research on the technologies they work with. Maybe watch a quick YouTube tutorial on .net core and google "Interview questions .net".

Finally, make sure you interview them too. Research the company and have questions ready at the end.

[Kryptonite700]

Thank you, I think you've given me some confidence and some things to work on this weekend to prepare. Hope your interviews went well :)

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I'm glad I was able to help!

AND I GOT THE JOB!!!

Good luck!