Interview prep
for the job you applied to.
Every tailored resume comes with likely questions for that job, why employers ask them, and how to answer using your own experience.
What you get
- 8 to 12 likely questions: about you, your experience, skills, situations and the role itself.
- For each one, why they ask it and an answer outline built from your resume.
- 3 good questions to ask them at the end of the interview.
- Practice one question at a time out loud, or print a study sheet.
How to get one
- Check your resume against the job postFree, with no account. You see your match score and what is missing.
- Tailor it to that jobFree on our standard model up to 3 times a day, or one credit for our best model; new accounts get 3 free credits. If tailoring fails or your match score does not improve, your credit is returned automatically.
- Open the tailored resume and preparePress Prepare interview questions. You can prepare again up to 3 times for each resume.
A sample question
From a sample customer service resume. Yours are written from your own resume and the job post: likely questions for that role, not leaked questions from the employer.
Tell me about a time you calmed down an upset customer. Experience
Why they ask
Most of the job is calls like this. They want to hear that you stay patient and still fix the problem.
How to answer
- Set the scene: a customer billed twice who had already called once that week.
- Say what you did: listened first, confirmed the double charge, and filed the refund while they were still on the line.
- End with your result: you kept a 92% satisfaction score while handling 60+ calls a day.
The job post you tailored for is kept with the tailored resume, so the prep form fills it in for you. Both are kept in your account for 30 days and deleted with the resume.