第一次看此系列文的朋友,請先移步到 Day 1 – 如何開始?進行方式、自我介紹實戰 哦!
今天進入「模擬全流程面試」!你要想像自己正在參加一場完整的後端工程師面試。從自我介紹、專案分享,到白板題、系統設計、行為題,再到最後提問,都要一次走過。
今日目標:在完整模擬中,檢驗前七天練習的累積成果。
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- Day: Day8 – Full Mock Interview
- Scenario: A complete mock job interview for a backend software engineer role.
- The session should simulate a real interview from start to finish, including:
1. Introduction
2. Project experience
3. Whiteboard/coding explanation
4. System design
5. Behavioral questions (STAR)
6. Asking questions to the interviewer
- At the end, provide short overall feedback before the Final Report.
想一下:
並且把關鍵字寫下來。
我的關鍵字:
記得把對話錄下來,自己聽一次,想想有哪裡不自然。
救命句:
Could you please repeat the question?
爭取思考時間:
That’s a good question. Let me think for a moment.
自我介紹
專案經驗
白板題解釋
系統設計
行為題 (STAR)
提問
前幾天練習的都還回去了哭。
今天又重新複習了這幾天的內容,後續需要多練習。
1) Per-turn Corrections:
• You said: “The function have to handle the user authoratic?”
Recast: “You mean the function has to handle user authentication, right?”
Alternative: “You mean the function should handle user authentication, correct?”
• You said: “We improved the performance from TPS from about 600 to over 3000.”
Recast: “You mean we improved the TPS from about 600 to over 3000.”
Alternative: “We increased TPS from roughly 600 to more than 3000.”
2) Top 3 Patterns:
• Plural vs. Singular: Remember to match “the function has” instead of “the function have.” (Rule: Third-person singular uses ‘has.’)
• Article Use: Sometimes you missed articles like “a” or “the.” (Rule: Add ‘a’ or ‘the’ where needed for clarity.)
• Word Forms: You sometimes mixed forms like “authoratic” instead of “authentication.” (Rule: Double-check the correct noun form.)
3) Phrase Pack:
• “I specialize in Golang and performance tuning.”
• “We used caching to speed things up.”
• “We scaled the system horizontally.”
• “Can you tell me what you expect in the first year?”
• “We improved throughput from 600 TPS to over 3000 TPS.”
• “I worked as the main developer on that project.”
• “We focused on optimizing the API performance.”
4) Intonation Tip:
Try stressing key numbers or results, like “We increased it to over three thousand TPS.” Emphasizing numbers helps your listener follow key achievements.
5) Fluency & Pronunciation Notes:
• Your pace was nice and moderate—keep that up.
• You self-corrected well when you got stuck. Just continue that habit.
• Your vowel sounds were clear and easy to understand.
• Remember to keep sentences short for clarity.
• Good job on using stress on important words.
6) Key Focus for Next Time:
• Goal 1: Practice a three-minute drill on explaining project achievements in short sentences.
• Goal 2: Do a quick substitution drill with numbers and results to practice intonation.
• Goal 3: Summarize a process in under one minute to build brevity.