❔ Interview preparation
May I ask to help for my up coming interview ? This would be an interview with the technical employees and the recruiter told me that this role is above Entry/Junior role, so I expect they WOULD NOT just stick around sort of question like "What is an interface?" or "What is different between Class and Object ?" tho those kind of questions and leetcode practices are the only things that I've prepared, I dont know what to expect more since I've only enrolled to the junior position ever since.
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What is the title of the job?
the role specific responsibilities seem to indicate its a... bug fixing position?
also, I don't really see a question in your post, other than "May I ask for help" (to which the answer is yes) 😛
Can you be more specific in what kind of help you want?
The title of the job is Production Support Developer, and base on the JD and requirement do you think what I should know more beside some fundamental concepts of OOP and algorithm ? Since as I mentioned before, the recruiter told me this is a above entry/junior position.
Okay, so a developer with primary focus being on fixing bugs and issues.. Interesting.
Honestly, very strong fundamentals and lots of experience troubleshooting and fixing bugs/performance issues is what I would expect.
So probably a few years of experience supporting/developing for a live production product
I see, well I dont have that much of few years, but I know what I should prepare more
The role seems very geared towards fixing issues rather than developing new code, but I guess that will be the "when nothing is burning" task :p
thanks a lot for letting me know 
when i look at this list, you probably do best understanding the path how to find an issue.
So what you probably need is offcourse the feeling, but the begin is almost always what do I have.
e.g. do you have a log file.
what kind of info can you get from the log gfile.
Do you have access to the data which created the issue and so on,
resumating (this is my oppinion). the question is more about how you handle this.
Ye this will come in handy, i didnt aware about it, tks a lot for the tip tho
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