Expect many technical questions during your interview, as they are meant to assess your knowledge and problem-solving skills. To prepare, focus on the technical aspects of the job description, such as specific tools, software, or concepts mentioned. For example, if the role is in finance or accounting, review topics like financial statements, budgeting, or software like SQL and Excel. Practice solving practical problems related to the role. Be ready for questions where you may need to analyze data, explain concepts, or work through scenarios. It’s also common for technical questions to be combined with behavioral ones, such as, “Tell us about a time you solved a problem using your skills.” Prepare structured answers using the STAR method (Situation, Task, Action, Result) to highlight your experience. If you don’t understand a question, don’t hesitate to ask for clarification. Proper preparation and staying calm during the interview will help you confidently handle technical questions.

Good session, But lacks follow-up after the session, The interviewer wanted to do online session but I insist that we do it offline as I tend to be less pressured when meeting physically.