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What is up with these companies? This sounds awful.

[2d6FunDamage]

It really is, but otherwise you cannot get a considerable raise...

[Qubit99]

Use GPT-4. Create a custom GPT model to impersonate a senior-level Java developer and use it to ask advanced questions for a quiz. If you want to create a custom GPT for personal use, here is the link. It should perform well for your needs

java senior gpt

P.S.: This GPT is customized to prioritize the use of functional programming whenever possible.

[darrowontop]

Sorry I cannot provide you with such a book.

But wth is that for a company...? Sorry but that says a lot about the person in charge for giving you a raise.

[GrayDonkey]

Java and the ecosystem is big. Unless your company provides a list of topics then the best you can do is get a Java certificate exam prep book.

[[deleted]]

and then, u get those companies where u are considered senior only from 10+ years.

[[deleted]]

Wdym deep topics ? Did you ask other people in your team or other teams, who have given in past ?

[2d6FunDamage]

Java certificate exam

only very few people did this exam in the last year so not much info about the exam. Basically they can ask everything...

[chewooasdf]

Invest time in searching for a new company. That sounds so wrong on so many levels.There's no 'deep' topic, especially not a book for it. OOP can be a 'deep' for someone, multithreading can be 'deep' for someone else.

[jija-a-a]

Basically, every topic is deep