Prep that doesn't scale
A handful of mock interviews for the students who book them, LeetCode clubs for the rest, and no shared picture of who's ready.
Give your whole cohort realistic, AI-era interview practice, and give career services and instructors a clear, privacy-safe read on how the class is doing, skill by skill and week by week.
The interview the market now runs, practiced by every student.
Students answer out loud while an AI interviewer listens, transcribes, and pushes on the weak spot: the same pressure they'll meet in a real loop, available to the whole cohort and not just the few who book a mock.
“In my capstone our API kept timing out the night before the demo, so I moved the slow report into a background job and we shipped on time.”
Illustrative session
Employers now interview with AI in the room. Career prep built on puzzle clubs and the occasional mock can't keep pace.
A handful of mock interviews for the students who book them, LeetCode clubs for the rest, and no shared picture of who's ready.
Every student runs realistic interviews with AI in the loop, and staff see cohort analytics by skill, format, and week, so coaching goes where the class needs it.
Three steps from syllabus to signal.
Staff set up cohorts and invite students, who claim their seat and start practicing technical, system design, code review, behavioral, and presentation rounds, with a real IDE and an AI assistant for the hands-on ones.
// Task: the reports endpoint times out under loadexport async function getReport(id: string) {const cached = await cache.get(id);if (cached) return cached;return buildReport(id); // slow path}Each session ends with a structured report for the student: scores on the skills that round tests and the key moments behind them. Advisors see an individual report only when the student consents.
Set up the capstone deadline and the stakes in two sentences.
Explained moving the slow report into a background job.
No measurable outcome. Practice closing with the impact.
Cohort analytics show average scores by skill, format, and week, so you can spot a class-wide gap early and fold it into next week's session. Groups under five students stay hidden.
Aggregate by default. No student is singled out.
Weeks with fewer than 5 students are suppressed. Illustrative data.
The skills employers score, averaged across the class, so instructors and career services can see where the cohort stands and where to coach next.
5/8 skills assessed • 3 untested
FAQ
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