Mock Interview
Simulates an internship or apprenticeship interview interactively, one question at a time (introduction, motivation, STAR-method behavioral questions, a field-specific technical question, questions to ask the recruiter), with feedback after each answer and a final summary with three areas to improve.
Real example
Taken from the skill's “Example” section (in French: the skill answers in your language).
On va suivre cet ordre : présentation, motivation, deux questions comportementales, une question technique, puis tes questions pour le recruteur. Prêt ?
Question 1 : Présente-toi en deux minutes.
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Install in two minutes
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claude.ai or Claude Desktop
Settings, capabilities (skills) section, then import the .zip file.
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Claude Code
Unzip the folder into
~/.claude/skills/: the/simulation-entretiencommand appears. - 3
Ask as usual
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