Practise Interview Answers Aloud with a Timer
The short answer
Reading answers is not the same as saying them. Practice mode shows one question at a time with a timer set to a sensible length for its topic. Answer aloud first, then reveal the key points to see what you missed, and press Next or Shuffle for another.
Question 1 of 97
Tell me about yourself.
00:00
Aim for about 01:30.
Say your answer aloud, as if the interviewer were in the room, then check the key points. Practising out loud works much better than reading.
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How to: Practise Interview Answers Aloud with a Timer
- 1Keep all topics, or choose the one you are preparing.
- 2Press start and answer the question aloud as if the interviewer were there.
- 3Reveal the key points and note what you missed.
- 4Press Next question, or Shuffle for a new order.
At a glance
- Questions
- More than 90, across nine topics
- Timer
- Set to a typical answer length for the topic
- Privacy
- Nothing you say is recorded or sent anywhere
Frequently asked questions
Should I practise in front of a mirror?
It helps with posture and eye contact. Recording yourself on your phone is even better, because you can hear your pace and the filler words.
How many questions should I practise a day?
Five to ten with full attention is better than fifty skimmed. Repeat the ones you found hard on the next day.
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