How the work actually goes once you're hired, with examples from real tickets and code reviews.
Entry-level dev jobs ask for experience you can't get without a job. Here are the ways that work, what each one proves, and how to put it on a résumé.
What a reviewer looks at in a junior developer's pull request, how blocking and non-blocking comments differ, and how to respond when changes are requested.
A step-by-step way to fix a bug in an unfamiliar codebase: read the ticket, reproduce it, find the code path, make the smallest change and prove it with a test.
A software engineering job simulator puts you on a simulated team with real tickets, code review and tests. How it compares to coding puzzles and projects.