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Practise for a job interview by getting likely questions, model answers built around your own experience, and feedback so you walk in feeling ready.
Fill in the boxes and the prompt updates as you type. Then copy it and paste it into your AI tool of choice.
The job title you are interviewing for
What the role involves and anything you know about the employer
The experience and strengths you want to draw on. Notes are fine.
An area you feel less sure about, or want to practise most
Your prompt
I have an interview for a office administrator / delivery driver / team leader role and want to prepare. Here's the job and the organisation: A busy GP surgery, front desk role, dealing with patients all day Here's my relevant experience: Ten years in retail, calm under pressure, good with difficult customers Please help me get ready. First, list the questions I'm most likely to be asked for this role. Then, for the trickiest few, show me how I could answer using my own experience. Focus especially on the questions I'm most likely to find difficult. Finish with two or three questions I could ask them at the end.
Once you have your practice questions, ask the AI to act as the interviewer and put them to you one at a time, waiting for each of your answers before moving on. Say your replies out loud rather than typing them, because hearing yourself is the closest you can get to the real thing. Then ask for honest feedback on each answer.
A list of likely interview questions, worked examples of strong answers built from your own experience, and a few thoughtful questions to ask the interviewer.
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