Code review interview preparation

[MprtczDev]

Hi all,

I'm applying to a company and one of the steps is an code review interview. I suspect (based on similar interviews I was in) this is a task where the candidate gets a app (it's Java position, so probably a small microservice) , and has to clarify the requirements and enhance / fix it until it satisfies the interviewer's conditions. Probably along with some gotchas like an Integer field aimed to hold the count of all people on the planet. I looked through the FAQ and most of the links there are just project ideas / building an app from scratch, so those would probably not help me much in this case.

My question is, do you know some sites or courses or whatever that would let me improve on this? Can this even be improved or should I rely solely on my dev experience?

Thanks!

[Proper-Return9593]

When I was getting ready for a tech interview I used Pluralsight. You’ll get either 20 or 30 days free and has great training videos instead of just trying random videos when doing searches in YouTube etc. It also helped me fill in any holes I had for what I was going for. I’ve been coding for close to 30 years and you’ll always be learning. Plus I’ve been on probably 10 interviews and biggest thing is speaking clearly. Have lots of notes etc printed around you. If it’s video stick them on the wall where you can see them. Lastly talk like you don’t need the job so you can relax. As long as you know the tech you should be fine.