Interview Practice

I like that you make people answer out loud on a 90-second timer, since that's the part most prep tools skip and it's where answers really fall apart. Tailoring the five questions to the resume and job description is a smart touch. Could you add an option to replay or transcribe my own answer next to the 'stronger answer' example, so I can see exactly what changed?

Practicing out loud is the part most people skip, so this makes a lot of sense. Does the feedback cover delivery too, like pace and filler words, or mainly the content of the answer?

The 90-second limit seems useful for practicing how to keep a behavioral answer focused. I also like that questions draw on both the resume and job description. When showing a stronger answer, how do you keep it grounded in the candidate’s actual experience? Highlighting missing details for them to fill in could help them improve without memorizing a script.

Answering out loud on a 90-second timer is the right call. We see the same thing with IELTS Speaking: answers sound fine in your head, then fall apart once a clock is running. Question: does the AI feedback also look at delivery (pace, filler words, long pauses), or only the content? For non-native speakers, delivery is often what costs them the most.

Great way to practice for interviews!

Answering out loud against a timer is the closest thing to the real pressure. From the hiring side, the answers that stand out are specific: what the person did, what changed, and the result. Does the scorecard flag answers that stay general instead of giving a real example?