there are times when the complexity of the code there are times when the complexity of the code there are times when the complexity of the code Welcome to our ILTS speaking Part 1 mock exam video in this simulation you'll witness how a participant effectively uses a range of vocabulary displays grammatical accuracy sustains flexibility and precision in her answers and reacts to questions naturally and coherently all crucial in achieving a Band 9 score so buckle up and get ready to learn from thi
s engaging informative video that's geared towards giving you the edge to ace your IELTS speaking test do you have a job right now? yes I do, I am currently employed as a software engineer here in London Knightsbridge at a promising tech startup that specialises in cutting edge educational software I've been in this role for about 2 years now do you enjoy your job? indeed I really enjoy what I do the pure thrill of problem solving and seeing your coded designs come to life as tangible software i
s absolutely amazing can be overwhelming but I trust in my skills and remember that those challenges are what push me to continuously evolve professionally what responsibilities do you have at work? apart from the daily tasks of writing developing and debugging code to build awesome software solutions I also participate in brainstorming sessions to generate forward thinking ideas I provide insights during code reviews and often I'm tasked with steering informative but engaging discussions about
the latest technological trends and advancements what is your typical day like at work? that's a bit of a mixed bag to be honest usually my day starts with a lively standup meeting where we hash out the work items for the day I then spend a giant chunk of my day coding away tunnelling through complex algorithms I may also need to squeeze in meetings with clients or coworkers to discuss progress in troubleshoot issues and sometimes I'll be engrossed in research exploring new innovative ways to en
hance our software what would you change about your job? I suppose one thing I would love to see less of are meetings they're essential of course but they can often cause interruptions and break the rhythm when I'm deep into coding if possible I'd love to have a more streamlined approach to meetings what job do you think you will be doing in 5 years? looking forward I plan to continue growing in the world of technology and software five years from now I aspire to be spearheading my own software
development team I look forward to fostering the growth of budding software engineers and guiding them to thrive in this thrilling industry what skills and qualifications are required for this job? in addition to having strong problem solving skills you need a great understanding of programming languages like Python or Java it's also well-nigh impossible to work in software development without a degree in computer science or a related field and the cherry on top prior practical experience and an
in depth understanding of algorithms and data structures can give you a significant edge in this competitive field do you have a job right now? yes I do, I am currently employed as a software engineer here in London Knightsbridge at a promising tech startup that specialises in cutting edge educational software I've been in this role for about 2 years now do you enjoy your job? indeed I really enjoy what I do the pure thrill of problem solving and seeing your coded designs come to life as tangib
le software is absolutely amazing can be overwhelming but I trust in my skills and remember that those challenges are what push me to continuously evolve professionally what responsibilities do you have at work? apart from the daily tasks of writing developing and debugging code to build awesome software solutions I also participate in brainstorming sessions to generate forward thinking ideas I provide insights during code reviews and often I'm tasked with steering informative but engaging discu
ssions about the latest technological trends and advancements what is your typical day like at work? that's a bit of a mixed bag to be honest usually my day starts with a lively standup meeting where we hash out the work items for the day I then spend a giant chunk of my day coding away tunnelling through complex algorithms I may also need to squeeze in meetings with clients or coworkers to discuss progress in troubleshoot issues and sometimes I'll be engrossed in research exploring new innovati
ve ways to enhance our software what would you change about your job? I suppose one thing I would love to see less of are meetings they're essential of course but they can often cause interruptions and break the rhythm when I'm deep into coding if possible I'd love to have a more streamlined approach to meetings what job do you think you will be doing in 5 years? looking forward I plan to continue growing in the world of technology and software five years from now I aspire to be spearheading my
own software development team I look forward to fostering the growth of budding software engineers and guiding them to thrive in this thrilling industry what skills and qualifications are required for this job? in addition to having strong problem solving skills you need a great understanding of programming languages like Python or Java it's also well-nigh impossible to work in software development without a degree in computer science or a related field and the cherry on top prior practical expe
rience and an in depth understanding of algorithms and data structures can give you a significant edge in this competitive field do you have a job right now? yes I do, I am currently employed as a software engineer here in London Knightsbridge at a promising tech startup that specialises in cutting edge educational software I've been in this role for about 2 years now do you enjoy your job? indeed I really enjoy what I do the pure thrill of problem solving and seeing your coded designs come to l
ife as tangible software is absolutely amazing can be overwhelming but I trust in my skills and remember that those challenges are what push me to continuously evolve professionally what responsibilities do you have at work? apart from the daily tasks of writing developing and debugging code to build awesome software solutions I also participate in brainstorming sessions to generate forward thinking ideas I provide insights during code reviews and often I'm tasked with steering informative but e
ngaging discussions about the latest technological trends and advancements what is your typical day like at work? that's a bit of a mixed bag to be honest usually my day starts with a lively standup meeting where we hash out the work items for the day I then spend a giant chunk of my day coding away tunnelling through complex algorithms I may also need to squeeze in meetings with clients or coworkers to discuss progress in troubleshoot issues and sometimes I'll be engrossed in research exploring
new innovative ways to enhance our software what would you change about your job? I suppose one thing I would love to see less of are meetings they're essential of course but they can often cause interruptions and break the rhythm when I'm deep into coding if possible I'd love to have a more streamlined approach to meetings what job do you think you will be doing in 5 years? looking forward I plan to continue growing in the world of technology and software five years from now I aspire to be spe
arheading my own software development team I look forward to fostering the growth of budding software engineers and guiding them to thrive in this thrilling industry what skills and qualifications are required for this job? in addition to having strong problem solving skills you need a great understanding of programming languages like Python or Java it's also well-nigh impossible to work in software development without a degree in computer science or a related field and the cherry on top prior p
ractical experience and an in depth understanding of algorithms and data structures can give you a significant edge in this competitive field
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