Practice questions grounded in your resume.
Rehearse answers to questions built from evidence in your saved resume. Get feedback on how clearly you use that evidence and structure your answer. Premium adds the full question set and recorded voice coaching.
One five-question typed practice session each month is free. Premium includes the full set and voice coaching.
How it works
Questions are selected from your resume evidence; feedback helps you shape your own answer.
Build a tailored resume
Use the AI builder with a company, role, and job description. Interview prep is generated from the resume you just built — not a generic question bank.
Choose a resume
Open interview practice from a saved resume. Free accounts can start one five-question session each month.
Rehearse your answers
Answer one question at a time and get deterministic feedback on evidence and STAR structure. Premium unlocks the full question set and recorded voice coaching.
The kind of questions you’ll get
Grounded in your resume and the role — not random behavioral prompts.
Practice linking your background to the role using examples already in your resume.
Use a specific project from your experience, then explain the result you can support.
Rehearse an example of stakeholder work that appears in your resume.
What your feedback checks
- Your evidence. Built from the bullets, titles, and metrics already in your resume.
- Answer structure. Feedback checks context, your actions, and the result.
- Your own words. You write or record the answer; feedback helps you decide what to strengthen.
Honestly: this is prep, not a live coach
RoleSharp’s interview practice is for the hour before the interview: you read the questions, rehearse your own answers, and use feedback to spot where your evidence or structure needs work. It does not listen to or coach a live call.
Why resume-grounded prep beats generic question banks
Generic interview guides give you the same fifty questions everyone rehearses — and answers you have to invent from scratch. The problem is that interviews aren't generic: interviewers work from your resume and the job description. The questions you actually face are about the specific projects, gaps, and claims on the page you sent them.
That's why RoleSharp generates prep from the exact resume you built for the role. If your resume claims you cut reporting time by 40%, expect a question about how. Practice explaining the claim using your own facts and your own words. Rehearsing answers built on your real experience also removes the biggest interview failure mode: sounding like you're reciting someone else's script.
A simple rehearsal routine that works
- Read the questions once and note which ones you'd stumble on cold — those are the ones to drill.
- Write or record your answer in your own words. The feedback checks your evidence and structure without giving you a script to recite.
- Say each answer out loud twice. Speaking is a different skill from reading; two spoken passes per question is usually enough to sound natural without sounding rehearsed.
- Prepare one question to ask back. Draw it from the job description you tailored the resume to — it signals you read the role as carefully as they read your resume.
The whole routine takes about an hour, and it starts with a resume worth defending — build one with the AI tailor so the interview prep, the resume, and the job description all tell the same story.
Prep starts with a resume worth prepping from
Choose a saved resume, then rehearse answers grounded in its evidence. Start with a free practice session.
Interview prep — common questions
Is this a live interview assistant?
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No. RoleSharp is for rehearsal before an interview. It does not listen to or coach a live call.
How many questions do I get?
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Free accounts can rehearse the first five questions in one session each month. Premium includes the complete question set.
Is interview prep free?
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Yes. Free accounts get one five-question practice session per month with typed answers and evidence-focused feedback. Premium adds the full question set and recorded voice coaching.
Where does the feedback come from?
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Questions and feedback use evidence already in your saved resume. Typed-answer feedback is rule-based and does not invent achievements or numbers.
Can I edit the answers?
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Practice is interactive: you write or record your own answer, then review feedback and revise it in your own words.