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--- name: preview-interview description: "Prepare for upcoming interviews: FAANG, STAR answers, mock sessions, recruiter screens, behavioral stories, question banks, answer critique, pre-interview rehearsal. Use for интервью, финальный interview, rehearsal — not visual UI design systems or admin-panel redesign." --- # Preview Interview Use this skill to turn a role, resume, or job description into a focused interview-preparation package. Start from the target role and interviewer style, then produce only the practice materials that help the user perform better. ## Core Workflow 1. Identify the interview target. - Extract the role, seniority, company context, and interview type. - Infer whether the user needs recruiter screening, behavioral practice, technical depth, system design, product sense, or management questions. 2. Build the interview map. - List the skills and signals the interviewer will likely test. - Translate the job description and resume into likely question themes. - Separate must-cover topics from nice-to-have topics. 3. Generate the prep set. - Draft likely questions with increasing difficulty. - Build short answer outlines before long polished answers. - Use concrete evidence, metrics, tradeoffs, and decision points. 4. Rehearse and critique. - Run a mock interview in the same tone as the expected round. - Score answers on clarity, relevance, specificity, and brevity. - Rewrite weak answers with tighter structure and stronger examples. 5. Close the gaps. - Identify missing stories, thin technical depth, or unsupported claims. - Recommend what to study, what to cut, and what to emphasize. ## Deliverables Return only the pieces that fit the request: - A likely question bank by interview round. - STAR or CAR answer skeletons for behavioral questions. - A mock interview script with follow-up prompts. - A concise critique of draft answers. - A gap analysis between resume and job description. - A short pre-interview checklist for the final review. ## Decision Rules - Prefer role-specific questions over generic interview lists. - Prefer concise answer outlines before polished final wording. - Push for evidence: metrics, scope, constraints, and outcomes. - Flag unsupported resume claims and missing examples early. - If the role is unclear, infer the most likely interview format from the job description and state the assumption. ## Common Failure Modes - Answers stay generic and do not show ownership. - Stories omit numbers, scale, tradeoffs, or user impact. - Technical answers jump to tools before clarifying requirements. - Behavioral answers are too long and never reach the result. - The prep set does not match the likely interview round. ## References Load [interview-patterns.md](references/interview-patterns.md) for reusable frameworks, answer structures, and mock-interview templates. <!-- A-EVOLVE-ROUTING-SIGNALS:START --> ## Routing signals: interview prep mock interview behavioral technical recruiter screening answer structure star resume role seniority questions practice feedback <!-- A-EVOLVE-ROUTING-SIGNALS:END -->