Interview practice

Questions the AI expects for this role and this stage, answered out loud on camera, with feedback on each one. The recordings are never kept.

Interview practice turns one of your applications into a rehearsal. The AI writes the questions it expects for that role and that stage, you answer them out loud in the browser, and you get feedback on each answer.

Starting a round#

Go to Interview practice and pick an application — or start one from the application itself. The questions come from three things: the role and company on your application, the stage you are at, and your About me. The better About me is, the more the questions sound like the ones you will actually be asked.

Each question comes with why it is being asked and a short tip on what a good answer covers.

Answering#

Record each answer in the browser, as you would say it in the room. You get back a score and written feedback: what landed, what was missing, whether the structure held up.

The video of your answer is not kept. It is analysed and discarded; only the feedback stays. That is deliberate — a practice take is not a performance, and nobody should hesitate to be bad at the first one.

Doing it more than once#

Practice rounds are listed on the hub with their scores, so you can see a second attempt beat the first. A fresh round for the same application gives fresh questions.

What it costs#

A round costs credits for the questions and for the feedback on each answer; the exact amount is shown before you start. Nothing is charged for a round that fails to generate — and the page says so when that happens.

Practice takes and your video library#

Practice recordings live in their own folder in Videos & studio, separate from the videos you attach to applications, and are cleared automatically after 90 days. Nothing you record here is ever attached to a video link or shown to anyone.