Fifty questions. Fifty tailored answers.
Add your resume and the job description. Get role-specific questions grouped by category, each with a structured sample answer drawn from your experience. Practice until you can riff.
“Walk me through how you’d debug a 3× latency regression in production.”
Technical · Deep-diveFrom job description to practice in three steps
Add the job and your resume
Paste the job description or import it from a job link, then pick the resume your answers should draw on.
Choose the interview
Pick the stage, question type, experience level and difficulty, and how many questions: 10, 25 or 50.
Open any question, then practise
Each question opens to why they ask it, what a strong answer covers, a sample answer and likely follow-ups. Then practise out loud or with flashcards.
See what a set looks like
Six sample questions from a set for a Senior Software Engineer role. Open one to see what you get for every question.
They want to see a calm, methodical approach under pressure — whether you narrow the problem with data before changing anything.
What you get, every time
Why they ask this
What the interviewer is really trying to learn.
What a strong answer covers
The points to hit, so you don’t ramble or leave things out.
A sample answer
STAR for behavioral questions, a structured outline for the rest.
Follow-ups to expect
The next questions, so they don’t catch you off guard.
Grouped by category, easy to find
Questions are grouped into technical, behavioral, situational, role-specific, company and resume-based, with filters by difficulty and a search across the set.
- Six categories, with a count for each
- Filter by category and difficulty
- Search every question in the set
Practice mode and flashcards
Practise one question at a time — type or say your answer and get feedback — or switch to flashcards: the question on the front, the key points on the back.
- Answer out loud or by typing
- Feedback on your practice answers
- Flashcards rated Shaky, Getting there or Confident
Notes, stars and progress
Mark questions practised, star the ones to come back to, and add your own notes. Progress shows across the set and for each category.
- “12 of 50 practiced” at a glance
- Star the questions to revisit
- Your own notes on every question
Export it, and keep every set
Download a set as Markdown, PDF or DOCX to read anywhere. Past sets are saved, so you can come back before the next round.
- Markdown, PDF and DOCX
- Past sets saved to your account
- Regenerate or add more questions to a set
Study, rehearse, then go live
- 1Interview QuestionsThe questions this role is likely to ask, with answers to study.You are here
Or see what companies actually ask
3,932 questions asked at 656 companies — coding, system design and behavioral, filterable by level.
Free to browse. Step-by-step solutions are part of Max.
What each plan includes
Try it free. Every paid plan starts with a 7-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you won’t be charged.
Free
$0
- A few sets to try it
- Up to 10 questions a set
- Why they ask and key points
- 5 sets saved
- Markdown export
Lite
$29.99/mo
- 25 sets a month
- Up to 25 questions a set
- Sample answers and practice feedback
- 50 sets saved
- Markdown and PDF export
Pro
$39.99/mo
- 50 sets a month
- Up to 50 questions a set
- Sample answers and practice feedback
- 200 sets saved
- Markdown, PDF and DOCX export
Max
$49.99/mo
- Unlimited sets
- Up to 50 questions a set
- Everything in Pro
- 500 sets saved
- Question Bank included
Questions, answered
They are written from the job description you add — its skills, responsibilities and level — and from your resume when you choose to use it, so some questions ask about your own projects. The stage, type, level and difficulty you pick shape the set too.
Know the questions before they’re asked.
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