Feedback with a follow-through.
Review strengths, gaps and suggested actions after an interview. Use scores as a reflection tool, not a prediction of an employer's decision.
How feedback works ↗︎The product
Your interview preparation
tools, in one place.
Practise mock interviews, build a behavioural Story Bank and work through coding and system-design questions. Review AI feedback alongside your own judgement.
Your experience.
Better expressed.
A connected space to prepare your stories, think through difficult problems and practise answering out loud.
Role-specific practice
Practise for the job
Practise for the job
you actually want.
A generic question list can only take you so far. Add the role requirements and practise with context that reflects your next move.
- Set your role and experience level
- Add a job description or PDF CV
- Choose your mode and focus skills
Inside MockReps Session setup
Behavioural preparation
Find the story.
Find the story.
Make the point.
You have solved problems, made decisions and worked through setbacks. Use STAR — situation, task, action and result — to give those experiences a structure you can return to.
- Organise situation, task, action and result
- Capture what you learned
- Tag stories by the skills they demonstrate
Inside MockReps Story Bank
Technical preparation
Show the thinking
Show the thinking
behind the answer.
Good technical interviews involve more than a solution. Practise framing the problem, explaining trade-offs and testing your reasoning.
- Guided coding and debugging workspaces
- Space for assumptions, edge cases and tests
- System-design practice and review
Inside MockReps Coding practice
Keep the useful parts
of every attempt.
A session is a starting point. Your stories, feedback and practice history help you decide where to spend your next bit of effort.
Room to think technically.
Organise assumptions, approaches, trade-offs and tests in coding and system-design workspaces. Explain how you reached the answer.
A rhythm you can return to.
Keep your practice history and plan upcoming sessions. Come back to the same skills as your next opportunity gets closer.
Know what goes in.
Know what to do next.
Each tool supports a different part of preparation. Start with the one that addresses the gap in your last attempt.
Role-specific interviews
Choose your role, experience level and text or voice mode. Add an optional job description or PDF CV to focus practice on your next opportunity.
Review the questions against your expected interview format. Added context does not give MockReps access to an employer's questions or hiring rubric.
See how a session worksSTAR stories
Record the situation, your task, your action and the result in Story Bank. Start with a real experience and make your own contribution clear.
For a technical disagreement, explain the evidence that changed the decision. Keep the facts intact as you shorten or improve the answer.
Work through a STAR exampleTechnical reasoning
Bring assumptions, an approach, edge cases and proposed tests to a guided workspace. Use feedback to choose an explanation to strengthen.
Check the technical advice yourself. These workspaces do not execute your code or validate a running cloud environment.
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