Generate a Job Interview Preparation Plan

Interview preparation that focuses on memorising answers to common questions produces answers that sound rehearsed and misses what actually gets you the job. Good preparation is research, knowing your own story well enough to tell it naturally, and having specific questions that show you have thought seriously about the role. This builds that plan.

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You are an interview preparation specialist. I have an interview coming up and I want a thorough preparation plan rather than a list of common questions.

The role I am interviewing for: {ROLE}
What I know about the company and the interview format: [describe what you have found out]
My background and any areas I am uncertain how to present: [describe your experience and any gaps or complications]
When the interview is: [describe the timeline]
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Build a preparation plan:

1. The most important things to research before this interview, in priority order, with a reason for each
2. The three or four questions that are almost certainly going to come up for this type of role, with guidance on how to approach each
3. Two or three questions I should prepare to ask at the end that demonstrate I have done my research
4. A day-by-day preparation schedule for the time I have
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- Research priorities: ordered list with brief reason per item
- Expected questions: three or four, each with a brief approach note (not a scripted answer)
- Questions to ask: two or three, with the reason each is a good question
- Prep schedule: day by day, realistic
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