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# Week 2

This session is designed to prepare you for the Danish job market by giving you a realistic experience of what a technical interview looks and feels like. You'll get a behind-the-scenes look at what recruiters and hiring managers in Denmark actually pay attention to, from how you present yourself and communicate your skills, to how you handle technical questions under pressure.

## Learning Goals

By the end of this session you will:

* [ ] Know what to expect in a real Danish technical interview
* [ ] Understand what recruiters look for beyond just technical skills.
* [ ] Have practiced answering common interview questions.
* [ ] Feel more confident walking into your next interview.

This is a safe space to make mistakes, ask questions, and get honest feedback, so treat it like the real thing!

## Materials

* [Preparation](/course-content/shared-modules/specialist-career-training/week2/preparation.md)
* [Session Plan](/course-content/shared-modules/specialist-career-training/week2/session-plan.md)
* [Assignment](/course-content/shared-modules/specialist-career-training/week2/assignment.md)


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