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Questions about the Knowledge Base
- What does this knowledge base cover?
- Workplace English for tech teams across eight topics: Listening, Meetings & Standups, Code Reviews & PRs, Interviews, Grammar & Pronunciation, Email & Slack, Career & CV, and Vocabulary & Terms. Each hub links free guides and vocabulary lessons for the situations engineers face every day.
- Who is this knowledge base for?
- B2+ non-native English speaking software engineers, developers, data scientists, product managers, and other tech professionals who need clearer English for meetings, code reviews, documentation, interviews, and day-to-day communication.
- How do I give a standup update in English?
- Open the Meetings & Standups hub for scripts covering yesterday, today, and blockers. Keep updates under 30 seconds and name blockers with a clear ask for help.
- How do I give code review feedback politely in English?
- Use the Code Reviews hub for softeners and labels like nit, optional, and blocking. Pair precise technical feedback with polite framing so comments land well.
- How do I prepare for a tech interview in English?
- Start with the Interviews hub for self-intros and STAR structure, then practise aloud. For live coaching, book a Mockly trial from that hub.
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Vocabulary (633)
- 360 feedback
- abstraction
- acceptance criteria
- acceptance testing
- accountability
- ACID
- acquisition
- action item
- action plan
- actionable
- ADR
- AFAIK
- after-action review
- agenda
- agentic
- air cover
- alerting
- alignment
- all-hands
- alpha
- AMA
- amend
- annotation
- anti-pattern
- API
- API contract
- API gateway
- API versioning
- approval gate
- ARR
- artifact
- artificial intelligence
- ASAP
- async
- async standup
- async-first
- async/await
- audit log
- auto-scaling
- B2B
- B2C
- back up
- Backlog
- backlog refinement
- backup
- bandwidth
- bar raiser
- BAU
- beat around the bush
- behavioral interview
- benchmark
- best practice
- best-in-class
- beta
- bike-shedding
- bleeding edge
- blue-sky thinking
- boil the ocean
- boilerplate
- boot up
- brainstorm
- branch
- break even
- break up
- breaking change
- breakpoint
- bring along
- bring forward
- brown bag
- buffer
- buffer up
- bug report
- business case
- buy-in
- CAC
- cache
- cadence
- calendar block
- calibration meeting
- call it out
- call the shots
- callback
- callout
- canary release
- capacity
- capacity model
- career ladder
- Carry forward
- certificate
- change advisory board
- change freeze
- change request
- chaos monkey
- check in
- checksum
- cherry-pick
- churn
- CI/CD
- circuit breaker
- cliff
- closure
- cloud region
- cluster
- COB
- code comment
- code complete
- code freeze
- code owner
- code review
- code splitting
- code walkthrough
- comment out
- Commit
- commit message
- community of practice
- compile
- compliance review
- concurrency
- config
- connect the dots
- consensus
- constructive feedback
- container
- context switch
- contractor
- conversion rate
- cookie
- CORS
- coupling
- cron job
- cross-functional
- cross-team
- CRUD
- crunch time
- culture add
- customer success
- cut the cord
- cut through the noise
- cutover plan
- cycle time
- daily scrum
- dark launch
- data pipeline
- data privacy
- data-driven
- dataset
- dead air
- dead code
- deadline
- deadlock
- debrief
- decision log
- decision matrix
- deck
- deep dive
- deep work
- defensive programming
- definition of ready
- definition of success
- definition of value
- demo day
- dependency conflict
- dependency injection
- deploy
- deprecate
- design doc
- design review
- devil in the details
- devtools
- diff
- dig into
- direct report
- disaster recovery
- distributed team
- distributed tracing
- DNS
- do the needful
- documentation
- dogfooding
- double-booked
- downtime
- draft PR
- dry run
- due diligence
- early adopter
- edge computing
- elevator pitch
- embedding
- encapsulation
- encoding
- encryption
- end-to-end test
- endpoint
- engineering culture
- enterprise
- environment variable
- EOD
- EOW
- equity
- error budget
- error handling
- escalate
- escalation matrix
- ETA
- ETL
- event-driven
- exception
- exec summary
- experiment
- facilitator
- factory pattern
- fail fast
- failover
- fan out
- feasibility study
- feature branch
- feature flag
- feature freeze
- feature request
- feature store
- filter out
- fine-tuning
- fire drill
- fireside chat
- flag
- flame graph
- force push
- foreign key
- fork
- full-stack
- function
- FYI
- game changer
- game day
- garbage collection
- GDPR
- gear up
- generative AI
- git blame
- GitFlow
- go the extra mile
- go-live
- go-to-market
- go/no-go
- GraphQL
- grooming
- ground truth
- growth mindset
- gut check
- hallucination
- hard stop
- hardening sprint
- hashing
- headcount
- header
- heads down
- heads-up
- headwinds
- health check
- heap
- Helm
- hiring plan
- hit the ground running
- hook up
- hot path
- hot reload
- hot take
- HTTP
- hybrid cloud
- hybrid work
- hypothesis
- IaaS
- IC track
- ideate
- idempotency key
- immutable
- IMO
- impact analysis
- incident
- incident channel
- incident commander
- indexing
- individual contributor
- inference
- infrastructure
- ingress
- inheritance
- input validation
- interface
- intern
- IP address
- IPO
- issue
- iterate
- jump the gun
- JWT
- kanban
- keep in the loop
- kickoff
- KPI
- Kubernetes
- kudos
- latency
- layoff
- learnings
- level-setting
- LGTM
- linting
- LMK
- load balancing
- load test
- lock file
- log out
- log through
- logging
- look into
- look through
- loop in
- low-hanging fruit
- LTV
- lunch and learn
- management track
- manager schedule
- meeting notes
- meeting overload
- memory leak
- Merge
- merge conflict
- message broker
- metric
- migration
- milestone
- mock
- model evaluation
- monitoring
- monolith
- monorepo
- moonshot
- move the needle
- moving goalposts
- moving target
- MRR
- MTTR
- multimodal
- mutation testing
- NDA
- net-net
- no-brainer
- node
- north star
- npm
- null pointer exception
- OAuth
- object
- off-by-one error
- offboarding
- OKR
- on my radar
- on the fly
- on track
- on-call
- on-call handoff
- on-call rotation
- on-premise
- onboarding
- one-on-one
- OOO
- OpenAPI
- optimize for
- orchestration
- out of pocket
- out of scope
- over-index
- overcommunicate
- overflow
- P0
- PaaS
- package
- package manager
- pagination
- pain point
- pair programming
- paradigm shift
- parking lot
- payload
- people manager
- per my last email
- performance review
- performance test
- PFA
- phased rollout
- ping
- PIP
- pivot
- planning poker
- pointer
- polymorphism
- port
- post-incident review
- post-mortem
- power off
- pre-read
- prepone
- primary key
- principal engineer
- priority
- procurement
- product owner
- product-led growth
- project kickoff
- Prometheus
- promise
- promotion
- proof of concept
- protected branch
- prototype
- proxy
- PTAL
- PTO
- pub/sub
- pull in
- pull request
- Pull the plug
- punt
- pure function
- push the envelope
- pushback
- put a pin in it
- QA
- quarterly planning
- query
- queue
- race condition
- RACI
- radical candor
- RAG
- ramp-up
- rate limiting
- re-org
- reach out
- read the room
- reading between the lines
- rebase
- recursion
- red flag
- refactor
- regression
- regression suite
- reinventing the wheel
- release
- release candidate
- release notes
- remote work
- replication
- request
- requirements
- response
- retention
- retrospective
- retry
- revert
- RFC
- RFP
- risk register
- roadmap
- ROI
- role
- roll out
- roll over
- Rollback
- rollback plan
- root cause analysis
- round-robin
- RSU
- rubber duck
- rubber stamp
- run it up the flagpole
- runbook
- runway
- sandbox
- scale back
- scale up
- scope
- screen share
- script
- scroll through
- scrum
- scrum master
- security review
- semantic versioning
- separation of concerns
- serverless
- service mesh
- session
- set up
- SEV1
- severance
- severity
- severity matrix
- sharding
- shoutout
- show and tell
- side effect
- sign in
- sign-off
- signing bonus
- silo
- singleton
- skin in the game
- skip-level
- skip-level meeting
- SLA
- SLO
- SME
- smoke test
- socialize
- SOP
- SOW
- spaghetti code
- specification
- SPOC
- sprint
- sprint demo
- squash
- SSL
- SSR
- staff engineer
- staging
- stakeholder
- Standup
- start-stop-continue
- stash
- state
- stateless
- static analysis
- status code
- status update
- stock options
- stored procedure
- story point
- surface
- sync call
- sync together
- synergy
- synthetic data
- system design interview
- table this
- take a step back
- take it offline
- talking points
- TBD
- TCP
- TDD
- team up
- team with
- tech lead
- tech stack
- tech talk
- technical debt
- technical spec
- telemetry
- temperature check
- test environment
- test fixture
- test plan
- the ball's in your court
- think outside the box
- thought leadership
- thread
- threaded conversation
- throughput
- ticket
- tiger team
- time zone overlap
- timebox
- timeout
- TL;DR
- TLS
- toil
- token
- tokenization
- top-down
- total compensation
- touchpoint
- town hall
- town hall question
- training data
- transaction
- transpile
- triage
- TTL
- tune out
- type checking
- type inference
- type safety
- UAT
- undercommunicate
- unicorn
- unit test
- up to speed
- use case
- user persona
- user story
- value proposition
- value-add
- variable
- vector database
- velocity
- vendor
- version control
- vesting
- virtual environment
- virtual machine
- vulnerability
- walk-through
- war room
- waterfall
- webhook
- WebSocket
- WFH
- wheelhouse
- whiteboard
- win-win situation
- WIP
- won't fix
- work on
- working group
- write-up
- XSS
- yak shaving
- YAML
- zero trust
- Zoom fatigue
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- Why Large Language Models Hallucinate
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Interview prep (114)
- 10 English Mistakes That Cost
- 10 English Mistakes That Cost 2
- 100 English Phrases Job Interviews
- 5 Step Preparation Process
- Action Verbs and What They Signal
- Active Listening
- Amazon Leadership Principles Interview
- Analyse a Job Description
- Analysing Job Descriptions
- Answer Builder
- Answer Estimation Questions As Pm
- Answer Product Improvement Questions Pm
- Answer Tell Me About Yourself
- Background Summary
- Behavioural Interview Questions
- Behavioural Soft Skills
- Best Cambly Alternative Prep
- Best Cambly Alternative Prep 2
- Best Frameworks Answering Product
- Best Interviewing Io Alternative Non
- Best Interviewing Io Alternative Prep
- Best Pramp Alternative Prep
- Best Preply Alternative 2026
- Best Voomer Alternative Prep
- Best Yoodli Alternative Non Native
- Beyond Algoexpert Alternative 2026
- Beyond Interviewbit Alternative
- Big Interview Alternative Prep
- Blog
- Book a Lesson
- Build Design Chat App
- Build Detect Duplicate Records
- Build Respond to Feedback
- Build Your Long Term Goals
- Build Your Motivation Answer
- Build Your Self Introduction
- Build Your Strengths Weaknesses
- Checkpoints and Verb Tenses
- Choose a Strategic Weakness
- Choosing Your Strengths
- Competency Based Behavioral Interview
- Cv Length Layout
- Cv Structure Sections Order
- Define Your Usp
- Example Pm Interview Questions English
- Exponent Alternative Prep
- Finding the Right Skills
- Four Part Structure
- Gold Framework Meta Tech Interviews
- High Context vs Low Context
- How Feedback Sounds in English
- How to Ask Clarifying Questions
- How to Ask Questions in Interviews
- How to Explain Leetcode Solutions
- How to Explain Your Thoughts
- How to Form Polite Questions
- How to Read a Job Description
- Introduce Yourself English Job Interview
- Long Term Goals
- Mockly vs Cambly
- Mockly vs Cambly 2026
- Mockly vs Elsa
- Mockly vs Italki
- Mockly vs Prepfully
- Mockly vs Preply 2026
- Mockly vs Preply Flexibility
- Mockly vs Preply Program
- Modal Verbs for Goals
- Model Cv International Tech
- Motivation
- Own Your Weakness
- Phrasal Verbs for Skills
- Phrasal Verbs Strengths Weaknesses
- Prepare Tech Behavioural Interview
- Prepare Your Story Bank
- Preply Alternative Interview Prep
- Pricing
- Principal Engineer Interview Prep
- Pronouncing Numbers and Metrics
- Prove Your Strengths
- Red Flags and Questions to Ask
- Research a Company
- Responding to Feedback
- Scripts vs Bullet Point Notes
- Small Talk in Interviews
- Solutions Architect Engineer Interview
- Star Interview Framework
- Star L and Star F
- Start Strong
- Task Career Timelines
- Task Clarify and Reorder
- Task Explain Your Approach
- Task Extract Key Skills
- Task Long Term Goals
- Task Match Weakness to Growth
- Task Phrasal Verbs
- Task Recognise Rephrase
- Task Respond to Feedback
- Task Why This Company
- Tech Stack Work Style
- Technical Interviews Intro
- Teen vs Ty Pronunciation Mistake
- Top 30 Behavioural Interview Questions
- Upgrade Your Sentences
- Using Numbers in Your Answer
- Verb Tenses
- What British Feedback Really Means
- What to Expect in English Interviews
- Why It Matters
- Why Motivation Questions Matter
- Why This Company
- Write International Cv Templates
- Write Resume As Non Native
- Writing Interview Notes
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