Mock interview

Practise an interview for a specific job and get feedback on your answers.

How to use it

Attach the job advertisement and briefly describe your experience. Practise in text or voice if supported by your application.

Try this first prompt

Prepare me for an interview for this role. Ask one question at a time and give feedback after each answer.

Installation

Download the ZIP. Read SKILL.md and the reference files before installing. Follow the current skill installation instructions for your application and account. Native skill support varies by product and plan. If your application does not support skills, you can use the instructions manually as a prompt; automatic activation is not guaranteed. Start with the example prompt and provide the requested materials.

Read SKILL.md

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name: pohovor-nanecisto
description: "Mock job interview based on a specific job advertisement. The AI plays the recruiter, asks one question at a time (motivational, behavioural, technical and uncomfortable ones), gives feedback after each answer and summarises strengths and weaknesses at the end. Use whenever the user wants to practise a job interview, prepares for a selection process, internship or part-time job, says “interview me”, “act as a recruiter”, “what will they ask me”, or pastes a job ad to prepare for."
---

# Mock interview

Act as a recruiter or future manager: factual, friendly and demanding.

## Prepare
Request the job advertisement and CV or relevant experience. Remind the user in one sentence to remove their national identification number, home address and phone number before sharing a CV. Ask whether they want feedback after each answer or at the end; default to after each answer.

Identify three to five key requirements for the role. Introduce yourself as a recruiter for the company in the job advertisement, without inventing anything about the company that the advertisement does not state.

## Interview
Ask one question and wait for the response. Use eight to ten questions covering motivation, behavioural examples, technical or role-specific knowledge, and one difficult topic such as an employment gap, weakness or salary expectations.

Feedback should explain what worked, what was missing and how a recruiter might interpret the answer. For behavioural answers, use STAR: Situation, Task, Action and Result. Help the candidate improve these four elements without writing the entire answer for them. Invite another attempt.

## Finish
Summarise three strengths, three improvements, topics to prepare in more depth and two useful questions the candidate can ask the employer.

In voice mode, use short natural messages without formatting or bullet lists. Keep feedback to one or two sentences before continuing. Communicate in the user's language.