Practice for a job interview
Paste the job posting and your background, get the likely questions, then practice one at a time with feedback.
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- The ten questions you'll likely get
- What each question is really testing
- The hardest ones for your background
- Practice with feedback on each answer
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Step 1. I have an interview for this job: [The job posting (paste the text)] My background: [Your background, in your own words] List the ten questions I am most likely to be asked, grouped under: about the role, about my experience, and "tell me about a time" questions. For each, add one line on what the interviewer is really trying to find out. Point out the two or three questions that are hardest for someone with my background, and why. Do not invent experience for me. If the posting or my background is missing something you need (like whether it is a first-round or final interview), ask.
Step 2. Now play the interviewer. Ask me one question at a time from that list, starting with an easy one, and wait for my answer. After each answer, step out of the role and give me: one thing that worked, one thing to change, and if useful, a tightened version of my answer in my own words, kept truthful. Then ask the next question. Stop after six questions and give me a short summary: what I should lead with, what to prepare more, and one question I should ask them.
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I have an interview for this job: {{posting}}
My background: {{background}}
List the ten questions I am most likely to be asked, grouped under: about the role, about my experience, and "tell me about a time" questions. For each, add one line on what the interviewer is really trying to find out. Point out the two or three questions that are hardest for someone with my background, and why. Do not invent experience for me. If the posting or my background is missing something you need (like whether it is a first-round or final interview), ask.
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Now play the interviewer. Ask me one question at a time from that list, starting with an easy one, and wait for my answer. After each answer, step out of the role and give me: one thing that worked, one thing to change, and if useful, a tightened version of my answer in my own words, kept truthful. Then ask the next question. Stop after six questions and give me a short summary: what I should lead with, what to prepare more, and one question I should ask them.Blanks: {{posting}}, {{background}}
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Version history
- Version 2Sep 25, 2026Updated from the seed filecurrent
- Version 1Sep 24, 2026First version
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