Interview prep: practise answering out loud, on a timer
Learn the topics, then practise answering in your own words against a 60-second timer and check yourself against the key points.
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Say it out loud. I'm listening.
How do I prepare for an interview on my own?
Four steps, whether it's a job, a university place or an oral exam.
- 01List what they will ask aboutUse the job description, the course outline or past questions. Each topic becomes a part of your deck.
- 02Learn the ideas behind the answersConcept cards explain each idea in plain words, with an analogy and an example.
- 03Answer out loud on a timerYou get 60 seconds per question, then the key points a strong answer covers.
- 04Go back to your weak answersRate each answer. Next time, the question shows how you rated it before, so you know which to practise again.
Which study modes help?
Interview mode is the centre; the others feed it.
- InterviewA question, a 60-second timer and the key points to check yourself against.
- Learn, also called concept cardsUnderstand an idea well enough to explain it.
- FlashcardsKeep names, numbers and definitions ready on a spaced schedule.
What does practising an answer feel like?
Start the timer, answer out loud, then reveal the key points.
What is an AI agent?
Answer out loud first. Then check the 3 key points a good answer covers.
Questions people ask
Short answers. The full FAQ covers plans, payments and your data.
How can I practise interview answers alone?
Answer each question out loud, on a timer, before you look at a model answer. Interview mode gives you 60 seconds, then shows the key points a strong answer covers. Rate yourself honestly: next time the question shows your last rating, so you know which answers need more practice.
Can AI grade my answers?
Yes. Type or say your answer and AI compares it with the key points, then says what you got right and what you missed. A free account includes 3 AI gradings to try it; Basic ($4 a month) includes more every month.
What if my interview isn't about tech?
Any field works. Paste the job description, your notes or a list of likely questions into a new deck, and the AI writes interview questions with key points for it. You can also type your own questions in the flashcard maker, each with the points you want to remember.
How long before the interview should I start?
A week or two of short daily sessions gives each answer several practice rounds with gaps between them, which is what makes them come out smoothly on the day. With only a day or two, practise the questions you are most likely to get, out loud.
Practise your first answer.
Open the app, pick a subject or make a deck, and answer one question out loud. Free, no account needed to start.
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