Interview Ready Companion · @ferhanafterhours
Reusable interview preparation tool

Prepare once. Reuse what you learn.

The book teaches you how to approach the conversation. This is where you prepare the evidence you will bring into it.

0Roles prepared
0Evidence stories
0Stories ready
How the preparation works
Job description
What the role really needs
Your evidence

Don't ask only: “Have I done this exact job?”

Ask: “What behaviour sits behind this requirement, and where have I shown something similar?”

Evidence coverage
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One story can prove more than one thing. This shows which behaviours you can already evidence, and where an interviewer would find nothing. Tap any behaviour to see the stories behind it.

Ready to use Written, not ready No evidence yet
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Module B

JD → Requirement → Evidence

Translate each line of the job description into the behaviour behind it, then point it at something you have actually done.

Module C

Evidence Bank

Don't prepare thirty memorised answers. Prepare five to eight real stories you understand properly.

After the interview

Debrief

Do this while it is still fresh. Not to punish yourself, but to turn the interview into data you can use next time.

One rejection is one outcome. A question you were not ready for is not a failure. It is a story you have not written yet.
Module D

Interview Ready Card

Five minutes before: don't learn anything new. Remember the role, your opening and your strongest stories. Then stop studying. You want your brain in conversation mode, not examination mode.
NOT PERFECT. PREPARED.