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Interview question generator
Paste a job posting and get the questions that role would actually ask — with a line on what the interviewer is really checking with each one. It is free, nothing is saved, and you do not need an account.
Key takeaways
- Paste a job posting and you get the questions that role actually asks, not a generic list.
- Every question comes with a line on what the interviewer is really checking.
- It is free, needs no account, and the posting is never stored.
- Pick the four questions that worry you most and answer each out loud, once, on a sixty-to-ninety-second timer.
- For “tell me about a time” questions, structure the answer with the STAR method and spend most of it on the action.
How to use the list
A question list is a starting point, not preparation. The gap between recognizing a question and answering it well is where most interviews are lost — you know the material, and it still comes out in the wrong order when someone is looking at you.
So use it like this: pick the four that would worry you most, and answer each one out loud, once, on a timer. Aim for sixty to ninety seconds. You will hear immediately which sentence falls apart, and that is the one worth another go.
For anything starting “tell me about a time”, use the STAR method — situation, task, action, result, with most of your time in the action.
Questions
Is it really free? Yes, and there is no account. The paid product is the spoken interview — an AI interviewer that asks these out loud, follows up when you dodge, and tells you afterwards how you sounded.
Do you keep my job posting? No. It is used to write the questions and never stored.
Why are the questions not about me? Because we have not seen your résumé. This works from the posting alone. With an account the questions are written from your history as well, so they land on your actual gaps.
After the questions: how to prepare
- How to Prepare for Unexpected Interview Questions — How to prepare for unexpected interview questions: the three kinds you will actually get, the one move that handles all of them, and how to practice being surprised.
- How to Prepare for a Hiring Manager Interview — How to prepare for an interview with a hiring manager, from someone who was one for twenty years: what they are actually deciding, the questions that follow from it, and how to answer them.
- How to Research a Company Before an Interview — How to research a company before a job interview in forty minutes: the five things worth knowing, where to find them, and how to use them without sounding like the brochure.
- How to Build a Personalized Interview Prep Plan — A personalized interview preparation plan starts with the job description and your own history. How to build one in an evening, the seven-day schedule, and the nervous-candidate shape.
- All preparation posts