Speak instead of type
Practise the pace, clarity, and structure of the answer you will actually say in an interview.
Free AI interview practice
Practise a job interview for free, before the real one.
Your first Iris interview gives you three spoken questions for a common role and immediate feedback. It is a practical way to hear how your answers sound before an employer does.
Start a free interviewNo card required
Iris interview room
Private voice interview
AI interviewer speaking
Mrs. Okonkwo
Iris AI interviewer
Real-time AI voice
Get an honest first signal
See whether your response contained a clear example, personal actions, and a credible result.
Start without a card
Use one free interview on your account, then decide whether deeper role-specific preparation is useful.
Questions worth rehearsing
Prepare the evidence, not a memorised speech.
A strong answer sounds natural because you understand the example. Use these questions to identify the decisions, actions, and results you need to explain clearly.
Tell me about yourself and how your experience relates to this role.
Tests whether you can give a focused introduction instead of retelling your entire CV.
Describe a difficult problem you solved.
Shows how clearly you explain your judgement, actions, and outcome.
Why are you interested in this role?
Checks whether your motivation is connected to the actual work and employer.
What is one result you are proud of?
Tests whether you can support a claim with specific evidence.
From vague to interview-ready
See what better evidence changes.
The stronger answer is not better because it uses bigger words. It gives the interviewer enough information to understand the candidate's judgement and contribution.
Interview question
Tell me about a time you improved a process.
First answer
“Our reporting process was slow, so I helped the team make it better and we finished reports faster.”
What needs work
The answer names the problem, but it does not show what you changed, how you made the decision, or how much the process improved.
Stronger answer
“Weekly reporting took almost a full day because figures were copied manually. I built a shared template with validation rules and trained four teammates to use it. Preparation fell from six hours to two, and correction requests reduced the following month.”
A practical preparation loop
Use Iris without making preparation complicated.
Choose a role
Select the closest available role so Iris can ask questions in a relevant context.
Answer one essential question
Use your microphone and give a complete introduction as you would in a real interview. Quiet thinking time is allowed.
Review your feedback
See the strongest part of your response, the missing evidence, and the next answer to practise.
Honest preparation matters. Iris should never invent experience, reward an unsupported claim, or pretend an unfinished interview contains enough evidence to score.
Questions candidates ask
Clear answers before you begin.
Is the Iris interview practice really free?
Yes. Each eligible account can complete one free one-question voice interview and receive personalised feedback. No card is required.
Do I need to upload my CV?
Not for the free interview. The paid Deep Role Pass uses your CV and a specific job description for more personal preparation.
Will I receive a score?
Iris gives feedback only when enough meaningful interview evidence was captured. An incomplete or unusable interview is not given an invented score.
Can I practise again?
The free experience is limited to one completed use per eligible account. Deep Role Pass includes three connected attempts for one target role.
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Prepare for the part you need most.
Your next interview does not have to be your first rehearsal.