AI mock interview: settings and a prep plan

Link: https://www.yoodaai.pro/interview-practice New accounts get 20 free credits once they confirm their email, no card. That covers your first interview and its full report.

Best settings for your first interview

1. Pick a conversation interview. (Developers can also pick a coding interview in Python, JavaScript, TypeScript, Java, C++ or Go.)
2. Type the role and choose your level (six levels, Intern to Principal).
3. Paste the job post, and the company name if you like. The interviewer asks about what that job needs.
4. Turn on "Use my CV" so the interviewer asks about your own experience.
5. Choose the focus: technical, behavioral, system design, situational (up to all four).
6. Interviewer: Supportive for the first run. Length: 10 minutes. Pick your language (50 to choose from).
7. Wear headphones. The camera is optional.

The week before the real interview: 4 steps

1. About a week before: paste the job post and do a 10-minute interview with the Supportive interviewer.
2. Read the report: find your lowest rubric score and the "Fix this first" point, then rebuild the stronger answers in your own words.
3. Run the same interview again and watch how the verdict moves.
4. In the last days: do a 20 to 30-minute run with the Demanding interviewer. It pushes for numbers and trade-offs, so the real one holds fewer surprises.

Get ready for the follow-up question

When an answer stays general, the interviewer asks for an example, numbers or your own part. Before each answer, check three things:

• What happened, and what did I do?
• Which number shows the result?
• What was my part?

What's in the report

• A hiring verdict from "Strong hire" to "No hire"
• A score out of 100 and a five-part rubric: content, structure, clarity, expertise, communication
• The sentence you said, next to every score
• "Fix this first": the one change that would help your next interview most
• Feedback and a stronger answer for every question

There's no feedback during the call, just like a real interview; it all comes in the report.

Credits

A mock interview costs 1 credit a minute (20 minutes = 20 credits); you need at least 5 credits to start.