Everyday agents

Practice Pitch

Explain your work the way you actually would. You get one thing that landed, one thing to change, and the questions somebody would ask you next.

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What you write is sent to a model for feedback and is not stored by us afterwards. Leave out anything confidential about an employer or a client — you can practise the shape of it without the details.

PIXEL / THE COACH

I can tell you what you left a listener guessing about. I cannot tell you whether you will get the job. Anyone claiming otherwise is selling something.

What we have not checked

The other three agents here make a promise a computer can settle. A quote is in your document or it is not. An ingredient is on your list or it is not. A reference number came from you or it did not.

“This feedback is fair” is not that kind of claim, and we are not going to pretend we have verified it. What we do check is narrower: that it quoted you accurately, and that it did not credit you with a number you never said. Anything it gets wrong beyond that, you will spot before we do.

What it will not do

Score you out of anything. A number would be remembered longer than the useful part.
Predict what a real interviewer thinks. It has not met them and neither have we.
Credit you with a job title, an employer or a result you did not mention.