Interview practice

Three things that make the difference on the day: an introduction you can say without thinking, answers you have said out loud before, and a habit of writing down what happened afterwards.

Your details

Only what you type is used. Three lengths are built from the same facts.

Job titleYears of experience

Current employer Or "graduating from…"Field

One achievement with a number Only if real How you got here One step, not your whole history Why this role

Present, past, future. Start with what you do now, one step of how you got here, then why you are in the room. Nothing before your degree.

Your introductions

Read each one aloud and time yourself.

Fill the form and press the button.

Question

Set

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Your answer

Say it out loud first, then write the short version you want to remember.

0:00 Aim for 60–90 seconds.

Notes, not a script. Interviewers can hear a memorised paragraph. Keep the facts and the order; let the words come out fresh.

After the interview

Fill this in the same day, while you still remember the questions.

CompanyRole

DateWho you met

Questions they asked One per line — these repeat across companies What went well What to do differently Next step

The questions you write here build your own question bank. After three interviews you will notice the same four or five keep coming up.