Virtual Interview Preparation Tools

Want to take your interview skills to the next level? These AI-generative tools will help you get there. They are also excellent for anyone looking to improve their public speaking in any context. Get AI-powered insights including speech analysis, emotion analysis, mock interview practice and real-time feedback. 1. Yoodli: This AI-powered tool has a specific tool to practice your interviewing skills. It also offers a feature called Private Yoodli, which can discreetly join your virtual meetings and provide AI-powered speech coaching on your voice, helping you refine your communication skills in a private and non-judgmental environment. 2. Ava: Input the company name, position, and job description to generate relevant interview questions. It's free and accessible to all. 3. InterviewIgniter: AI roleplay simulations of real-world interview scenarios with immediate and personalized feedback, self-paced practice sessions, and a comprehensive question bank. 4. AI Mock Interview: This tool tailors interview practice to your needs and provides detailed feedback from the latest AI engine after each mock interview. 5. TalkBerry: Primarily a language learning app, TalkBerry includes a feature for simulated job interview sessions to improve English interview skills, offering personalized AI tutor selection and real-time feedback. 6. RightJoin: Personalized practice sessions for interviews, allowing users to upload resumes and job postings to create mock interviews customized to this information. 7. Interviewsby.ai: Powered by ChatGPT, this tool provides tailored practice sessions customized to the job description, with the ability to accept voice input and offer immediate feedback. 8. InterviewAI: While primarily for creating personalized cover letters, InterviewAI also provides a platform for practicing interviews. 9. JobiBot AI: Interview simulator designed to help job seekers feel more prepared and confident for interviews. 10. Ace Interviews with AI: Free, customizable, and realistic simulated mock interview platform with instant feedback. 11. PrepHub: Simulates various types of job interviews, providing customizable questions, real-time feedback, and personalized coaching. 12. InterviewSpark: Offers real-time conversations, personalized feedback, and performance benchmarking with a database of over 1000 interview questions. I want to reiterate that while AI tools can be useful to get practice and the basics of interviewing down (especially pointing out where you might be using too many filler words or being too long winded in your response), it often cannot replace the more advanced feedback you would get from a coach and/or other supportive beings in your life. Be sure to always keep the human aspect and feedback loop going as well. Have you tried any of these tools? Which have you or would you find useful? #ai #chatgpt #yoodli #jobinterview #interviews #jobseekers #interviewtips

6 web tools every jobseeker should be using for interview preparation: - Interview Warmup, by Google An AI-based platform to help individuals practice interviewing. Asks questions, transcribes verbal responses in real-time, uses ML to give feedback. - Pramp Practice live interviews with peers. Pramp also specializes in free, mock SDE/code interviews. - LinkedIn Interview Prep I really like their ‘common questions’ database. This tool also uses AI to analyze your answers, you can also record yourself on video. - Glassdoor & Blind Both of these companies are similar, in that they keep running lists of interview questions candidates are currently being asked, organized by job and company. - Zoom Practice Meeting This one is simple. Practice interviewing in video. Get comfortable with seeing yourself talking. Dry run in a practice session first. - InterviewBuddy Create a profile, choose a mock interview time slot, receive a curated list of prep materials for your target firm, get feedback and a recording of your practice interview. Above all, practice and get feedback. Find gaps, and improve where you need it. I’ll share links to these in the comments below. Happy interviewing! #interviewtips #jobsearchstrategies #careertips

5 Best sites that can help you practice for your job interview (and how to best use them) (1) Speeko — A.I. Speech Coach Scott Metcalf was the first to recommend Speeko to me and I'm so glad he did! Here's why Speeko is great: - It lets you measure your speaking time in real time (how much you spoke vs the interviewer) - It measures conversation speed, volume, pitch, and more. - It even provides vocal warmups by Roger Love You can use Speeko for free here: https://lnkd.in/g-bP3hPr (2) Interview Warm Up This is Google's interview tool and it's very thoughtfully designed. Here's why I like Interview Warm Up: - It gives you interview questions based on the job you're applying to - Shares which words you used the most (good for finding filler words) - It shows you the job-related terms you used (3) Pramp This is THE tool to use if you're trying to get a job in tech. Pramp is great because: - It pairs you with a peer who is preparing for a similar role as you - It then lets you interview each other with guided prompts - It takes care of all the scheduling and logistics (4) Yoodli Yoodli was recommended to me by Sarah Johnston. It's one of the newest tools for interviewing but it's incredibly impressive. Here's why Yoodli is great: - It can simulate full interview conversations (not just single answers) - It will ask you follow up questions - Toastmasters is now using Yoodli with their 300k members 👉 Now, here's what I've found works best when using these tools: 1. Set a timer for 3 minutes 2. Answer each question 5 times (3 minutes each) 3. Then move on to the next question 4. Spend at least 45 minutes preparing for each interview I can't stress enough how important it is to practice for your interviews. Yes, it will feel awkward. But it's better to feel awkward now than to blow your big opportunity. 👉 You've worked incredibly hard to land that interview, make sure you make the most of it! P.S. Are there any other tools you've found helpful for practicing interviews? Let me know in the comments!