This Free Tool Transforms Job Hunts

I still remember walking out of another failed interview, wondering what went wrong this time.

Did I talk too much? Not enough? Was my answer to “What’s your biggest weakness?” way too honest?

If you’ve ever left an interview second-guessing everything, you know how soul-crushing it feels.

For me, it wasn’t just one bad experience, it was a recurring nightmare. I kept stumbling over tricky questions, struggling to stand out, and watching opportunities disappear.

But then I got tired of repeating the same mistakes.

I made it my mission to figure out what top candidates were doing differently. I read guides, practiced with friends, and even started writing scripts for the most common (and the trickiest) interview questions. Slowly, things clicked.

When I finally landed my dream job, it wasn’t luck, it was preparation.

And I realized something: this process doesn’t have to be so hard.

That’s why I created Job Interview Coach GPT, a free tool designed to help you prepare for any interview with confidence.

Here’s what makes it different:

Personalized Practice: Upload your CV and the Job Post to get tailored interview questions specific to the role you’re targeting. No more guessing what to expect.
Tailored Feedback: Get tips on how to refine your answers so you look confident but authentic.
Unlimited Rehearsals: Practice until you feel confident enough to crush any question they throw at you.

But here’s the real benefit: you’ll walk into interviews feeling prepared and unstoppable.

No more stammering over words. No more blanking when they ask why you want the job. You’ll know exactly what to say and how to say it.

And the best part? It’s completely free.

I built this tool because I wish I’d had it back when I struggled.

So if you’re tired of feeling unsure or unprepared or just want to give yourself an edge, get the Job Interview Coach GPT now (it works inside ChatGPT).

Access the Job Interview Coach GPT

Trust me. It could make all the difference between “We’ll keep your resume on file” and “When can you start?”

Let me know how it goes for you. I’d love to hear your success story.

You’ve got this.

Cheers,

Tona