Career English

For non-native speakers, the interview is an English exam as much as a technical one. You need language for standups, trade-offs, and “tell me about a time.” This hub turns newsletter English lessons into practical phrase banks you can reuse on the job and in the loop.

• How to structure interview answers in clear, senior-sounding English
• Phrases for standups, sprint reviews, and meetings without sounding abrupt
• How to describe code, data, and trade-offs out loud

• English for Tech Interviews: What to Say and How to Say It — English-language interviews test communication as much as code. Here is how to open, structure, and recover in a second language.
• English for Standups, Scrum, and Tech Meetings — Standup English is a small vocabulary with high stakes. Blockers, estimates, and feedback all have default phrases that native speakers expect.