Same way you prepare for any other interview - you don't. There are a ton of developer positions, after going through about 5-10, you'll know every question th

Same way you prepare for any other interview - you don't. There are a ton of developer positions, after going through about 5-10, you'll know every question they ask you, off the top of your head. So there's no need to stress or prepare - you'll screw up the first few and it'll get easier going forward. The mindset you should be coming in with is I'm a new guy, willing to learn and work the extra hours. I don't know everything and will need a little mentoring to get me going - if you don't offer that, that's ok, there's plenty of other places that do. You're just starting out - you'll get screwed on salary and get worked to the bone for the first few years until you learn to say no. The advice I'd give is have a little more confidence in your inner voice that tells you when you're getting fucked - and know that you're right. That's more important :)