What to Do After a Mock Interview

Step 1: Capture the Questions

List every question you were asked and rate your answer honestly: strong, okay or weak. Add any follow-up that caught you off guard. Those are usually the most valuable.

Step 2: Sort the Feedback

Group what your interviewers said, and what you noticed yourself, into three buckets:

• Content: missing examples, unclear project explanations, weak knowledge areas.
• Structure: rambling, not answering the actual question, no result at the end of a story.
• Delivery: pace, filler words, eye contact, confidence.

Step 3: Choose Only Two Fixes

If three people gave you ten pieces of feedback, you'll improve fastest by fixing the two that came up most or cost you most. Ten fixes at once usually means none of them stick.

Step 4: Rewrite the Weak Answers

For each weak answer, write bullet points (not a script) for a better version. For stories, use Situation, Task, Action, Result. Then say the new answer out loud three or four times until it sounds natural.

Step 5: Test the Fixes

Practise again within a week, ideally including the questions you struggled with. Quick solo practice in between helps: an AI Mock Interview is a fast way to rehearse the rewritten answers before your next live panel.

Using Your P2P Report

After a P2P Video Interview, your report arrives automatically once the call ends. It's built from the transcript of the call, picks out the questions your interviewers actually asked, and scores your answer to each one with strengths and areas to improve. Use it alongside your interviewers' own feedback: where the report and the people agree, that's your top fix. If a paid booking doesn't produce a report, the amount is credited back to your account as reward points.