Walk in prepared. Walk out with the right offer.
Company-specific preparation for the interview itself, then a benchmarked counter and the words to ask for it. One guide, from the first call to the signed letter.
Before the interview
From “I have an interview” to “I know how this goes” in four steps.
- Pick the company and roleTell us where you are interviewing and for what.
- Get your guideThe format, the rounds, and the questions that actually come up.
- Practice with frameworksSTAR answers built from your own experience, not canned scripts.
- Run the final checklistWhat to ask, what to bring, and how to close.
What the interview guide covers
- Company-specific question banksPrepare for their interview, not interviews in general.
- Round-by-round breakdownScreen, technical, panel: know what each stage is listening for.
- Role-tailored talking pointsThe three things this role needs to hear from you.
- STAR answer frameworksStructure your stories so they land.
- Questions to ask backSharp questions are remembered, so come with them ready.
- Pairs with Mock InterviewsRead the guide, then rehearse it out loud.
Why preparation wins
Interviewers follow patterns. Prepare for the pattern, not the panic
Strong answers are prepared stories, not improvisation
Candidates who ask sharp questions get remembered
Know your number. Have the words to ask for it.
The offer is the last round of the interview, and the one most candidates walk into unprepared. We benchmark what you were offered against the market for your role, level and city, find what is actually negotiable, and write the counter with you.
After the offer
- 01
Share the offer
Base, variable pay, bonus and benefits. The whole package, or just what you have so far.
- 02
Benchmark the market
See where it sits for your role, level and location.
- 03
Find your leverage
What is below market, and what is worth pushing on.
- 04
Draft your counter
A specific number and the reasoning that backs it.
- 05
Rehearse the conversation
Email wording or call practice, so you do not freeze.
What the offer guide covers
Market benchmarks
Adjusted for your role, seniority and city.
Total compensation view
Base, variable and benefits together, not just the headline figure.
Counter-offer scripts
Exact wording for the email and for the call.
Leverage detection
Which parts of the offer are open to negotiation.
Timing guidance
When to counter, when to accept, and when to wait.
Rehearsal without judgment
Practise the ask until it sounds like you.
The first offer is an opening, not a verdict.
Most people never ask, and accept the default.
A raise at hire carries into every role after it.
We prepare the number and the wording with you. The conversation itself is yours: we do not contact the employer, join the call, or negotiate on your behalf.
Results That Speak for Themselves
- Company guides
- 1,000+Company guides
- Rounds mapped per guide on average
- 4Rounds mapped per guide on average
- Offer rate with structured prep
- 2×Offer rate with structured prep
Job seekers who stopped applying by hand
I was spending three hours a night on applications. Now it runs while I sleep and I only show up for the interviews.
The resume score told me exactly why I was getting filtered out. Fixed it, and the callbacks started.
I rehearsed system design with the mock interviewer until it stopped rattling me. Walked into the real one steady.
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