Interview prep directory

There are only two kinds of thing here: build an all-round preparation report for one company and one role, or actually open your mouth and practice. Decide which one you need, then go in.

All-round prep report for a company and role

Pick the company and the role, and get one report that covers the ground: how this employer differs from its peers, why you fit, what this round will ask, what each question is really checking, your questions back, and a day-of checklist. The four formats are parameters of the same report, not four separate tools — enter through the format you are actually facing.

Enter by the format you face

RoundsThe ordinary one-on-one rounds, from first interview to final. Each round shifts the emphasis.
Group & GDGroup interviews and group discussions, where the role you take in the group is itself examined.
CaseCase interviews where the problem arrives on the spot and your assumptions, decomposition, and hypothesis are challenged.
Recorded & webRecorded and web interviews where you speak alone to a camera — usually the first gate after the document screen.

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Interview practice

Practice does not produce a report; it produces fluency. To be pushed back on, use the mock interview. To train your on-camera bearing, gaze, and delivery, use the practice room.

AI mock interviewA full round of question and answer with the Miko interviewer — including follow-ups and pressure — ending in a debrief.
Recording practice roomA question appears, a prep countdown, one unpausable take, then an interviewer-view replay with a five-point self-review. Recordings stay on your device — never uploaded.