Plan AV: AI Interview Preparation
Requirements → predict questions → mock interview → STAR polish → review
- Time
- 2-4 hours / round
- Cost
- Low
- Difficulty
- Beginner
Best for
Steps
Analyze requirements
30-60 minChatGPT / Claude + you
Paste the job description to the model and have it extract hard skills, soft skills, experience requirements and keywords, then line them up against your resume to mark matches, gaps, and stories you need to prepare.
💡Ask the model for the 5 most-likely-to-be-challenged resume points and prepare your answer for each.
Predict questions
30-60 minChatGPT / Google Gemini
Based on the requirements, have the model generate a question list: technical (fundamentals, project deep-dives, scenario questions) and behavioral (STAR) separately, ranked by likelihood. Ask for personalized follow-ups targeting your resume.
💡Have the model produce 20 questions, then you pick the 5 you're least confident about — don't spread your effort evenly.
Mock interview
30-60 min per sessionClaude / DeepSeek
Run a mock: the model plays the interviewer and asks questions one by one at a real pace; you answer out loud, and at the end it scores your responses, flags gaps and suggests improvements. Record yourself and listen for hesitation and tone.
💡Instruct the model to keep drilling until you can't answer — that's how you expose real on-the-spot weaknesses.
STAR polish
30-60 minChatGPT / Claude
Rewrite behavioral stories in the STAR structure (Situation-Task-Action-Result) and have the model check completeness, concreteness of actions, and quantified results. Polish into 1-2 minute versions and practice them out loud.
💡End every behavioral answer with a data-backed result — strong stories close on measurable impact.
Review
30 min per sessionNotion / ChatGPT
After each real interview, log the actual questions, how you answered, the model's model answer and improvement points into a Notion interview library. Before the next round, have the model generate targeted predictions and drills from the log.
💡Don't just record the question — record 'how I answered and where I froze'; that's the most valuable review material.
Tools involved
Pitfalls to avoid
Memorizing AI answers without internalizing
Practicing only technical questions
Mock interviews without real pressure
Not customizing to the role
Related Workflows
Plan I: AI Presentations (Slides)
Topic & audience → outline & storyline → per-slide generation → visual consistency → speaker notes → rehearsal
- Time:
- 30-60 min / deck
- Cost:
- Low
- Difficulty:
- Beginner
Plan J: AI Data Analysis / Research Report
Define the question → clean data → exploratory analysis → deep modeling → visualize & narrate → conclusions
- Time:
- 2-6 hours / report
- Cost:
- Low-Medium
- Difficulty:
- Advanced
Plan K: AI Meeting Notes Workflow
Record & transcribe → AI summary → extract action items → archive & distribute → follow up & review
- Time:
- 15-30 min / session
- Cost:
- Low
- Difficulty:
- Beginner