| The Interviewer | https://www.theinterviewerapp.com/ |
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Realistic, high quality interview prep for any position. Spoken questions and answers, just like a real interview, plus AI-powered feedback to help you improve. Try free with no sign-up and feel more prepared for your next interview.
The UI was by far the easiest part of The Interviewer thanks to SwiftUI. Simple screens with text and buttons, animated transitions, shape animations, and no super high-volume lists to deal with - this is where it shines.
(Part of it at 1.5x speed below)
▶ FULL PRACTICE INTERVIEWS Each interview includes 6 unique questions tailored to your position. ▶ LISTEN AND SPEAK Interview questions and answers are spoken, just like a real interview. Your responses are recorded and transcribed for you to review afterwards. ▶ GET FEEDBACK At the end of each in…
And it's up! The Interviewer helps you practice interviews for any position. Even I was surprised by how helpful people found it during testing. I'm really looking forward to people using it.
Trying out this pre-order thing. If you're interested in helping me get the word out when it launches next week let me know!
▶ FULL PRACTICE INTERVIEWS Each interview includes 6 unique questions tailored to your position. ▶ LISTEN AND SPEAK Interview questions and answers are spoken, just like a real interview. Your responses are recorded and transcribed for you to review afterwards. ▶ GET FEEDBACK At the end of each in…
"Remem is merely the first of a new generation of memory prostheses, and as these products gain widespread adoption, we will be replacing our malleable organic memories with perfect digital archives. Within our minds, each of us will be transformed from an oral culture into a literate one." - Ted Chiang, Exhalation
I'm convinced that putting an expensive computer on your face won't become mainstream until businesses start getting them for employees in large numbers. It was the same story with cell phones and computers before them.
People have to experience the benefits before committing to the costs. (And I say this as someone with none of these devices.)
