Many tech professionals approach behavioural interview questions with mild frustration. After all, when applying for technical roles, candidates naturally expect the focus to remain on coding ability, frameworks, and system design. Yet behavioural questions are not filler. They are deliberate…
Technical interviews can unsettle even the most capable professionals. Developers, testers, and engineers who perform confidently at work often experience a very different reaction in interview settings. Racing thoughts. Self doubt. Mental blanks. Importantly, this response is common, understandable, and…
QA automation interviews often create a false sense of preparation. Many candidates focus heavily on tools, frameworks, and syntax, believing that technical recall alone will secure success. Yet interviewers are rarely impressed by tool familiarity in isolation. They are assessing…
System design interviews tend to trigger a particular kind of anxiety. Even highly experienced tech professionals worry about being “caught out” by abstract architecture questions or unfamiliar scaling scenarios. However, there is a reassuring truth many candidates overlook: System design…
Coding interviews can quickly become overwhelming. Many tech professionals fall into the same trap: endless practice, late nights, mounting pressure, and diminishing returns. Ironically, overpreparation often harms performance more than it helps. Effective coding interview preparation is not about doing…
Technical interviews often carry a certain reputation. Many candidates expect them to be stressful, highly technical, and relentlessly demanding. As a result, preparation usually centres on algorithms, frameworks, and coding challenges. While that technical focus is necessary, it overlooks an…
