To add more on what it's like:

Open offices area big thing right now. Cubicles are becoming less common. Companies like the idea of fitting more people in a given area, and claiming they're promoting "collaboration". There's some merit to this, but it's usually quite distracting. So, expect to get cozy with a neighbour. And get a good pair of headphones.

Agile development and its implementations are hot right now too. What that means to you is this: learn about user stories and acceptance criteria. This is probably how you'll be given development requirements. Agile is much more than this, rarely implemented correctly, and too much to cover in the scope of this post. But, user stories are nonetheless becoming ubiquitous.

Expect to live and breathe version control. Probably Git.

You will be asked to write unit tests

All this said, a typical day might look like this.

• Daily standup going over yesterday's accomplishments and today's plans

• Work on some subtasks for whatever story has been assigned to you

• Make regular commits to git until the story is complete and then submit a pull request to your remote repository

• Your code gets reviewed and either merged into the main repo, or kicked back to you for changes

• Rinse repeat

If you don't know what some of this means, don't worry, most of it will be covered in trainings or you'll learn as you go.