Day 5 runs a full mock interview simulation covering all three parts: DSA coding, system design, and behavioral. You get scored and specific feedback on each.
Most tech interviews include at minimum: one coding problem, one system design, and one behavioral section. Day 5 runs all three in sequence with AI feedback throughout.
I want to run a full mock interview for a [level:
Junior/Mid/Senior] software engineer role at a
[tier: FAANG / mid-tier / startup].
Run me through:
1. 30-min coding problem (Medium difficulty, [topic])
2. 20-min system design ("Design a [system]")
3. 10-min behavioral (2 questions)
For each section:
- Role-play as a real interviewer
- Give me feedback after each section
- At the end, give me an overall scorecard with:
* Coding: [1-4] — reason
* System Design: [1-4] — reason
* Behavioral: [1-4] — reason
* Overall recommendation: Strong Hire / Hire / No Hire
* Top 3 things to work on
Start with the coding problem. I'm ready.Use the feedback to build a targeted 2-week plan:
Based on my mock interview feedback:
[paste your scorecard]
Build me a 2-week interview prep plan that:
- Prioritizes my weakest areas
- Includes specific problem types to practice each day
- Sets daily time estimates (I have 1-2 hours/day)
- Includes review sessions every 3 days
- Ends with another mock interview in week 2Our in-person AI bootcamp covers advanced AI development, agentic systems, and production deployment. Five cities. $1,490.
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