Key Takeaways
- Generates likely interview questions and helps you practise answers.
- Works in ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and most AI assistants.
- Paste the job details and your background in the brackets.
- Practise out loud — and answer as your genuine self.
The best interview prep is practising the questions you will actually be asked. This prompt generates likely questions for a specific role — and can coach your answers — so you walk in prepared and confident rather than caught off guard.
The prompt
Act as an experienced hiring manager and interview coach. Help me prepare. Role: [job title and company type] Job description highlights: [key requirements] My background: [your relevant experience] Do the following: - List 10 likely interview questions for this role, mixing behavioural, technical (if relevant), and role-specific questions - For 3 of the most important, outline what a strong answer should cover - Suggest 2 thoughtful questions I could ask the interviewer Keep it realistic for this specific role and level.
How to use it
Paste the role, key job requirements, and your background. You will get likely questions, guidance on strong answers for the key ones, and questions to ask back. Then practise your answers out loud — ideally saying them, not just reading.
Tips for best results
- Use the real job description — role-specific questions are far more useful than generic ones.
- Practise aloud — speaking answers is very different from reading them.
- Ask it to challenge you — "ask me a tough follow-up to my answer".
- Be yourself — use the structure, but answer genuinely; interviewers can tell.
A quick example
Give it a "customer success manager" role and your background, and you will get behavioural questions ("tell me about a time you handled an unhappy client"), guidance on answering them well, and smart questions to ask the interviewer.
Frequently asked questions
Which AI tools does this work with?
Any capable chat assistant — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and others. Paste it in and fill the brackets.
Can it predict the exact questions?
No — it generates likely questions based on the role, which is excellent practice, but real interviews vary. Prepare your genuine stories and answer authentically.
This prompt was written and tested by the World of AI Hub editorial team.