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CTD students prep for the real world.

Alejandra Rodriguez · May 5, 2017

Getting the call for a job interview is an amazing feeling but also nerve racking. An interview can make or break you by determining if you get the job or don’t. Nothing is more frustrating than failing an interview because you weren’t prepared for the question they asked. 

Yesterday Code the Dream students and recent grads got a great chance to practice with mock interviews. The interviews were hosted by a generous team of experienced tech gurus at Credit Suisse’s Research Triangle Park offices. Students had the opportunity to go through two rounds of interviews as well as get tips and feedback on their resumes. 

It was a great experience, and students left feeling a little less nervous about how they would fair when it came time for the real thing. 

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