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QuickMock 2.0 – Turn any LinkedIn job post into a mock interview with AI

Not sure if anyone else felt this, but most mock interview tools out there feel... generic.

I tried a few and it was always the same: irrelevant questions, cookie-cutter answers, zero feedback.

It felt more like ticking a box than actually preparing.

So my friend Kevin built something different.

Not just another interview simulator, but a tool that works with you like an AI-powered prep partner who knows exactly what job you’re going for.

They stopped using random question banks.

QuickMock 2.0 now pulls from real job descriptions on LinkedIn and generates mock interviews tailored to that exact role. Check it out here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/quick-mock-2-0

Here’s why it stood out to me:

Paste any LinkedIn job → Get a mock round based on that job

Practice with questions real candidates have seen at top firms

Get instant, actionable feedback on your answers (no fluff)

No irrelevant “Tell me about yourself” intros when the job is for a backend engineer. 😂 The tool just offers sharp, role-specific prep that makes you feel ready and confident.

People started landing interviews. Some even wrote back to Kevin: “Felt like I was prepping with someone who’d already worked there.”

Check it out and share your feedback for the Makers.

And... if you have tested similar job interview prep tools, share them in the comments below. I would like to have a look or potentially review it. :)

on May 16, 2025
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