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AI mock interview practice for the job you applied to
Paste the link to an internship, a first job, or your next role. We look up how that company runs its interviews.
Then you practice each round with an AI interviewer who asks follow-up questions, then shows you what to work on.
Free to start. No card needed.See an example plan
Daniel · your interviewerHi, I’m Daniel. I’ll be running your behavioral round for the Business Analyst role, and we have 45 minutes. To start, tell me about a time you used data to win over a team that disagreed with you.
Listening…Your turn
How does mock interview practice work?
Three steps. AI mock interview practice on RoundHound works for any role, technical or not, from engineering and product to analyst, marketing and retail jobs.
Paste the job link
Or type the company and job title. Internships and first jobs work just as well as senior roles.
We research how they interview
We read the company’s hiring pages and job posts, and what recent candidates have shared. From that we lay out each round and what it tests.
Practice every round
Each round runs at full length, by voice or by typing. The interviewer follows up on what you say, and afterwards you see what went well and what to work on.
Rounds you can practice
- Behavioral
- Coding
- System design
- Case study
- Written exercise
- Role-play
- Portfolio review
- Presentation
How do you know how my company interviews?
We research it before you practice. Most prep starts from a generic question list. RoundHound starts from your job link and lays out the rounds you’re likely to face at that company.
Capital One · Business Analyst, entry-level
Built from 19 sources
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- Capital One’s own pages6
- Candidate reports5
- Other public pages8
- Online Analytical AssessmentRound 1 · Written exerciseLooks for: Efficient quantitative approach, business math and data interpretation, timed completion and checking.40 min practice
- Profitability CaseRound 2 · Case studyLooks for: Case objective clarification, unit economics accuracy, recommendation under trade-offs.45 min practice
- Product Diagnosis CaseRound 3 · Case studyLooks for: Metric problem decomposition, evidence-based root cause, next-step prioritization.45 min practice
- Behavioral InterviewRound 4 · BehavioralLooks for: Constructive conflict handling, evidence of impact, specific learning and change.45 min practice
- Hiring Manager JudgmentRound 5 · Engineering judgmentLooks for: Decisions with incomplete context, first-90-day prioritization, speed and rigor trade-off.60 min practice
Stuck mid-answer? Get a hint from your coach.
Turn on hints and a private coach sits in on your round. Ask it anything. The interviewer never sees it, and it helps you find your own answer rather than handing you one.
Type @coach or say “Hey coach”
It usually asks you a question back, so the answer stays yours.
Talk or type
Answer by voice, like a real interview, or type when that’s easier. Daniel listens, follows up and gives you time to think.
A whiteboard or code editor, when the round needs one
Coding and design rounds open the right tool, and the feedback points to the lines or the part of the board it’s about.
What does mock interview feedback look like?
After every round you get feedback built from your own words. You see what worked, what was missing, and what to practice next.
Behavioral Interview · Capital One · Business Analyst · from a practice round
What your answer still needs
We check your story against what the interviewer listens for. The parts you covered are quoted back to you. The parts you missed show up as questions to answer next time.
- The situation“The ops team wanted to keep weekly returns audits, and I recommended moving to a sampled audit.”
- Your evidence“Six months of return data showing 94% of flagged cases were clean.”
- How you handled the pushback“I proposed keeping full audits for high-value returns and sampling the rest for one month as a trial.”
- Still needed: the resultWhat did the one-month trial show, and did the ops team keep the sampled audit?
- Still needed: what you learnedWhat would you do the same way, or differently, the next time a team disagrees with your data?
Backed by what you said
Every point quotes your own words and links to that moment in the conversation, so you can see exactly where it came from.
- Interviewer
Tell me about a time you used evidence to gain support for a recommendation that another group did not initially favor.
- You
Sure. At my internship the ops team wanted to keep weekly returns audits, and I recommended moving to a sampled audit. I pulled six months of return data showing 94% of flagged cases were clean, then walked their lead through it.
A useful starting number. It shows the situation before you acted.
- Interviewer
So you had the data side covered. What did the ops lead actually say?
- You
She pushed back at first because a missed fraud case had burned them last year, so I proposed keeping full audits for high-value returns and sampling the rest for one month as a trial.
Still needed: what the trial achieved
- Interviewer
The trial design is where I’ll leave that story for now — I’d have wanted to hear how the month played out.
How does an AI mock interview compare with question lists and paid coaches?
| What you get | Question lists | Paid coach | RoundHound |
|---|---|---|---|
| Built around how this company interviews | Rarely | Depends on the coach | Yes, researched for every job |
| Full rounds with follow-up questions | No | Yes | Yes |
| Feedback on your answers | No | Yes | Yes, after every round, quoting what you said |
| Help when you get stuck mid-answer | No | Yes | Yes, a private coach you can ask |
| Available whenever you are | Yes | Booked in advance | Yes, even at midnight |
| Cost | Free | Often $150 or more a session | Free to start, $15 for a week |
What does it cost?
Start free. If you need more, buy a pass for the weeks you’re interviewing. You pay once. There’s no subscription.
Sprint
$15 7 days
- Unlimited practice, within fair use
- Unlimited jobs
- Full interview-day practice
Pro Best value
$30 30 days
- Unlimited practice, within fair use
- Unlimited jobs
- Full interview-day practice
What else do people ask about AI mock interviews?
Are these the company’s real interview questions?
No, and that’s on purpose. We research how the company interviews: the rounds, their order, the topics, and the kinds of questions recent candidates describe. The practice questions are our own, written to match that shape, so you build the skill instead of memorizing someone else’s answers.
What if there isn’t much written about my company?
You still get a full plan. We fill the gaps from how similar teams interview for the same role, and every plan lists the sources it was built from, so you can see what came from the company and what came from its peers.
Which companies can I practice for?
Any company with a job you can link to: paste it and we research how that company interviews for the role. For the companies we’ve already researched, such as Amazon, Google, Stripe, and Capital One, there’s also a free guide to how they interview.
Which roles does it work for?
Any role with a structured interview, technical or not: software engineering, product management, design, data, business analysis, marketing, program management, and more. It fits best from internships and first jobs through mid-career roles. Paste the job link and the research adapts to it.
Is it useful for internships and new grad jobs?
Yes, and that’s where practice helps most. We look up how the company interviews students and new grads for that role, which is often different from its experienced-hire interviews. Then you practice telling stories from classes, projects, clubs, and part-time work, with an interviewer who asks the follow-up questions a real one would. It works the same way if you’re a few years in or switching careers.
Is the interviewer an AI?
Yes. Every round is a mock interview with an AI interviewer, researched for the company and role you’re preparing for. If you’d rather practice with a person, you can invite a friend or mentor to take the interviewer’s seat instead.
How does a practice round work?
You talk with an interviewer in your browser, by voice or by typing. It listens, asks follow-up questions, gives you time to think, and brings a whiteboard or code editor when the round needs one. If you turn on hints, you can also ask a private coach for help by typing @coach or saying “Hey coach.” The interviewer never sees what you ask.
What does the feedback include?
Every round ends with feedback built from what you actually said. You see where you stand on each skill the round looks at, what went well and what to work on, each point quoted from your answers and linked to that moment in the conversation. Where an answer left something out, the parts you covered are quoted back and the missing parts are asked as questions, so you know exactly what to add. For the skill you’re working on, you also get a short study guide and a focused practice round.
Do I need a subscription?
No. Start free with up to 10 jobs and your first round, feedback included. If you want more, a pass covers 7 or 30 days, paid once.
45:00 · That’s time.
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