[Those who are preparing for an interview, definitely watch it] I think this is a lecture that gives interview tips very well to those who dream of becoming a publisher while attending a national academy. It contains contents such as portfolio planning, technical interviews, and personality interviews during interviews, so I think it is the best lecture for those who are self-studying or attending an academy but lack interview tips. I have been to many interviews and have seen various technical interviews. I will leave only what I remember for those who are curious. 1. Difference between em and rem 2. Distinction between ol and ul dl 3. Distinction between div p span 4. Explain the function of position 5. Explain what you know other than basic HTML properties 6. Explain what you know how to use jquery plugins 7. Explain javascript concepts I have been asked questions like this. In fact, technical interviews are an opportunity to show the level of this person, but I think it is more important to analyze the homepage of the company you are applying to. Most interviews ask you to talk about the strengths and weaknesses of your company's website, but if you are hired, you have to present the weaknesses and improvements that you would like to make in order for the interviewers to see you favorably. So you should definitely think about how to fix them. In addition to the strengths and weaknesses, I also talked about measuring the website speed. If you search for website speed measurement on Google, several sites will come up. I choose one, enter the website address I submitted my application to, measure it, and explain the factors that cause the website speed to slow down. I always say that I would like to improve it after I join the company. It may be a small thing, but it can also be an interest in the company you are interviewing for. I think it will be a good opportunity to appeal that there are many applicants and that you are this interested. I was nervous during the technical interview, and when I was asked about the difference between em and rem, I said something ridiculous like, "This is the first time I've heard of it." But when I explained the website analysis well, the interviewer said that he would take notes and improve them, and I ended up getting a job at that company. (Of course, the reason for applying to that company is also important, so it's important to familiarize yourself with the news, financial statements, and the contents of the website about what kind of business the company is trying to expand.) I have to write a lecture review, but there were some things that weren't covered in the lecture during the actual interview, so I ended up writing a long one. However, other than that question, most of the questions weren't much different from this lecture. If you have one or two interviews, most of them will ask similar questions, so don't worry too much. I'm confident that you'll get enough tips for technical interviews just by watching this lecture. I hope you all get good results.