One-way interview practice
One-way interviews work the same everywhere: a question, a few seconds to prepare, then your answer on camera. Practise here for free, with optional AI feedback before the real one.
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4 free practice interviews by role, company and field.
Choose a set that matches the role you are going for, or start with the general screening questions.
Each question gives you a short countdown to prepare, then records your answer with a time limit and limited retakes, just like the real thing.
Replay every answer and see what an interviewer sees. Get AI feedback with concrete points to improve, then practise again.
AI feedback
Finish a practice interview, ask for feedback, and get a short, specific review of each answer: what worked, what didn’t, and how to say it better. One credit covers a whole practice interview.
Whether your answer is relevant to what was asked, and how quickly you get to the point.
For "tell me about a time" questions, whether the Situation, Task, Action and Result come through clearly.
Speaking pace, filler words like "um" and "you know", long pauses, and how much of the time limit you used.
2–3 specific improvements per answer, and a tighter rewrite of the weakest part so you can hear the difference.
Needs a free account. Your answers are transcribed and analysed by AI; no person reviews them.
Reviewers often watch the first few seconds before deciding to keep going. Answer the question first, then explain.
For "tell me about a time" questions, walk through the Situation, your Task, the Action you took and the Result.
Not at your own picture. Put the camera at eye level and sit facing a light source.
Aim to finish with a little time to spare. Getting cut off mid-sentence leaves a weaker impression than a shorter answer.
A one-way (or asynchronous) video interview is a recorded interview with no one on the other end. You see a question, get a short time to prepare, then record your answer. The employer watches the recordings later. Platforms differ in look, but the format is almost always the same.
Yes. Practising and watching your answers back is free. AI feedback is a paid extra that uses credits, and needs a free account.
Once you finish a practice interview in your account, you can ask for AI feedback on it. Your answers are transcribed, then analysed for relevance, structure and delivery. You get specific points to improve for each answer, plus an overall summary. One credit covers one practice interview.
Without an account, your answers are saved only in your browser on this device and are never uploaded; clearing your browser data deletes them. If you sign in, they are saved to your account for 30 days so you can watch them on any device, then deleted automatically. You can delete them yourself at any time from My recordings.
No person reviews them. The audio of your answers is transcribed and the transcript is analysed by an AI service (OpenAI) to produce your feedback. Your video itself is not analysed.
Yes, a limited number of times per question, the way most one-way interview platforms work. If you want another go, you can always practise the whole set again.
A laptop, tablet or phone with a camera and microphone, and a recent version of Chrome, Edge, Firefox or Safari. Find a quiet, well-lit spot.