Say it out loud before it counts

A mock interview that asks, listens to your actual answer, and asks the follow-up. Then it grades you on the resume you really sent.

There is a gap between knowing your answer and being able to say it. Most people close that gap live, in the interview, on the question that mattered most.

Practice is the exam to Prepare's study guide. It asks a question, you answer out loud, and the next question follows from what you actually said, the way a real interviewer works. Nothing is read off a list.

At the end you get a scorecard: what landed, what stayed abstract, where you sped up under pressure, and a note on every individual answer.

The practice interview setup for a Senior Product Designer role at GitLab: a choice between rerunning the same round or a new interview, a voice or text toggle, a start button, and below it last time's scorecard rating answered the question 4 out of 5, complete stories 3, grounded in your resume 5, quantified results 4 and got to the point 3, with a written summary underneath.
Pick voice or text, then run it. Your last scorecard sits underneath, so you can see what moved.

It reacts to your answer

Follow-ups come out of what you said, not from a fixed script.

A scorecard, not a vibe

Notes on every answer, plus pace and filler words.

Typed mode too

Practise by typing when you cannot speak freely. Same price.

1 credit per session

One credit per session, whether you choose voice or text. Taken when the round starts and refunded in full if you leave before answering anything, so opening a round to look at it costs nothing. Reviewing a finished session afterwards is free.

Full documentation, including the limits

No employer pays us for placement, and your data is never sold. That is written down.