1. Feature Ownership & Development Impact

✅ Features developed: "I was responsible for implementing a new authentication system using [OAuth], which enhanced security and streamlined user access."
✅ Performance improvements: "I refactored existing components in React to improve code maintainability and reduce redundancy."
✅ Enhancements: "I contributed to optimizing API calls, resulting in a smoother user experience for our customers."

2. Problem-Solving & Debugging Success

✅ Resolved bugs: "I identified and fixed a critical issue causing app crashes on certain devices, ensuring stability for users."
✅ Optimization: "I refactored legacy code to improve maintainability and reduce load times."

3. Collaboration & Team Contributions

✅ Team collaboration: "I worked closely with UX designers to enhance the user interface of our mobile app."
✅ Knowledge sharing: "I documented best practices for state management in React, which helped junior developers onboard more easily."

4. Learning & Adapting to New Technologies

✅ Adopting new tech: "I quickly adapted to using TypeScript in our project, helping to improve code reliability."
✅ Continuous improvement: "I suggested and implemented unit tests for key features, which increased test coverage."

5. Project & Workflow Efficiency

✅ Improved processes: "I helped migrate our project from JavaScript to TypeScript, which reduced runtime errors."
✅ Automation: "I developed scripts to automate repetitive tasks, reducing manual work for the team."

1. Tell me about yourself

B. Technical questions:

1. Can you think about one of the most recent projects that you've worked on and how it went? 

2. Do you perceive yourself as being more of a front-end or a back-end, or would you say you're full-stack?

3. It looks like you got a really wide variety of languages and projects you've worked on in the past. Do you have any preference for any technology in particular, or do you enjoy sort of picking up new things and learning new things?  

C. Behavioural questions:

1. Have you had situations where you've run into unexpected complexities, and how might you have dealt with that?

2. Can you share a decision you made that others initially disagreed with

3. Have you made mistakes in your work that you then learned from it? 

❌ Picking a project simply because it was technically difficult.

❌ Talking only about technology.

❌ Describing team achievements without clarifying personal contribution.

❌ Not mentioning impact.

❌ No reflection or learning.

Pick something that:

• Solved a real business problem,

• Had real consequences if you failed,

• Changed the way you worked,

• Allowed you to have a greater impact.