Is "What are some current buzzwords when you go to a job interview nowadays" considered an on-topic question?

Question

"What are some current buzzwords when you go to a job interview nowadays?"

Some of these were my buzzwords, where I had to know the concepts rather than show actual code:

• LDAP
• book "Clean code" (Bob Martin)
• failovers
• spring boot LWJGL ähs websockets pusha annoteringsdrivet patterns validering med google programvara CORS (cross-origin resource sharing) metor.js löser synkproble, frontend test framework: phantom, karma, jasmin JMeter Sonar jenkins fluentenium S.O.L.I.D. JPA, hibernate CQRS feature-toggling DDD - domain-driven design Immutable interfaces event sourcing JDBC template JREbel ehcache transactions dependency injection

Answer 1

No, for several reasons:

1. It is career advice, which is specifically off-topic.
2. It asks for a list of things, which makes the question too broad.
3. It doesn't have anything to do with software design.