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I'm a Java/J2EE Web Application Developer(Working on Front End Web Applications like Call center Application) with an experience of 4+ years.

I've been working in a firm from the start of my career and am planning a switch in near future.

Since i've never been to an interview, Just wanted to know what are the topics that i should be aware at this level of experience.

Also please do suggest the topics that are good to learn.

Thanks in advance
 
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You are expected to know the technologies you work with. If you use Spring MVC, know it well. Practice explaining the flow. Also, practice answering questions about your project.

Since you haven't interviewed for a Java job before, I recommend reading a book that mixes the process with sample interview questions such as Java Programming Interviews Exposed. A lot of interviewing well is practice. After you read the book, see if you can find a tech friend to give you a mock/practice interview. It will give you more confidence for a real one.
 
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