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As a Software Engineer, do you know what technical questions you might be asked during an interview? Don’t get tripped up by the questions or be left feeling unprepared! Louis Song, our Divisional Manager from the Technology team, shares his Hot Tip on how you can prepare for your interviews and what questions you need to be ready for. Watch the video to find out more!

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