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# Week 1

This session will walk through the Danish job market and what recruiters typically look for. Trainees are now in their specialisation round, so they're much stronger on the technical side than before. We'll also talk about how a solid CV and LinkedIn profile & Github together with those deeper tech skills help present them as mature, capable candidates that recruiters will actually notice.

## Learning Goals

By the end of this session, you will be able to:

* [ ] Understand the structure of a technical interview (e.g., intro, problem-solving, discussion)
* [ ] Know what interviewers are generally looking for (communication, problem-solving approach, etc.)
* [ ] Feel more comfortable with the idea of technical interviews.
* [ ] Learn how to approach a problem out loud and structure their thinking.

## Materials

* [Preparation](/course-content/shared-modules/specialist-career-training/week1/preparation.md)
* [Session Plan](/course-content/shared-modules/specialist-career-training/week1/session-plan.md) (for mentors)
* [Assignment](/course-content/shared-modules/specialist-career-training/week1/assignment.md)


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