Practicing out loud before an interview makes the real thing much easier. The Metaintro assistant runs a short practice interview with you in chat, with realistic questions for the role and kind, specific feedback.
How to start
From a job: on a job card in chat, or on a job in My Jobs, choose Prep for interview. You can practice for that job specifically or practice general interview questions.
From any chat: write, for example, "Let's practice for a job interview as a cashier".
How a practice round works
The assistant asks one question at a time, shown as Question X of Y. A round is usually about five questions: about your experience, the role itself, situations you might face and sometimes a surprise question.
You answer in writing, in your own words and in your own language.
After each answer you get feedback: What worked, What to sharpen, and an example of a stronger answer. Each answer is also scored out of 4 on structure, specific details, fit to the question and results.
At the end you get an Interview prep report with your strengths, what to work on and a short list of what to do before the interview.
You can ask something else in the middle, skip a question or stop at any time.
After the round
Ask to practice again the questions you found hard.
If the interview date has passed, the assistant may ask how it went and what you were asked, so it can help you prepare for the next one.
Tips
Answer as you would in the interview, not perfectly. Feedback helps most on a real first attempt.
For "tell me about a time when…" questions, describe the situation, what you did and how it ended.
Military or national service, volunteering and school projects are good sources of examples.