Everything is free.
Feedback is the product.
All nine modules, every lesson, every downloadable.
The only thing behind a price is the Room, where you answer aloud and get scored.
You have an onsite in two weeks and you need to be ready for it.
- Unlimited Room sessions
- Scored on all seven dimensions
- One focused correction per answer
- Progress across attempts
A real search. Loops take longer than anyone plans for.
- Everything in one month
- Mastery tracking across modules
- Full answer history, exportable
- New questions as they are added
You expect to be back. Levelling up, or hiring from the other side.
- Everything in three months
- Every module added during the year
- Priority on new question sets
The whole curriculum,
without an account.
Every lesson, every worked example, every downloadable. Ten Room sessions so you can feel the loop before deciding anything.
- Four core modules
- All practice sets and solutions
- Three Code Lab paths
- The full scoring rubric
- Interview Skills framework
- Ten Room sessions
Everything that teaches
is free.
| Feature | Free | Member |
|---|---|---|
| Learn | ||
| All nine module curricula | Included | Included |
| Every lesson video | Included | Included |
| Worked examples and solutions | Included | Included |
| Downloadable practice sets | Included | Included |
| The full scoring rubric | Included | Included |
| Practice | ||
| Question bank, all modules | Included | Included |
| Self-timed rehearsal | Included | Included |
| Speak | ||
| Answer aloud, timed | Ten sessions | Included |
| Scored on seven dimensions | Ten sessions | Included |
| One focused correction | Ten sessions | Included |
| Mastery across attempts | Not included | Included |
| Full answer history | Not included | Included |
Why ten sessions, not one per module
One per module spreads someone across nine shallow attempts. The moment that converts is the second attempt at the same question, when the score moves and they feel the correction land. One-per-module structurally prevents that from happening.
A pool of ten lets them go deep on whichever module they are worst at, which is also the one they most need you for.
Before you decide.
You are about to spend hours answering hard questions aloud. The least I can do is tell you exactly what is being measured, and how much each part counts. It also means you can argue with it, which is how it gets better.
Yes, and honestly, if that gets you an offer then it worked. What you would be doing yourself is the harder version: rebuilding the setup each time, holding your own standard steady, and keeping track of whether you are actually improving. The rubric is the map. The Room is the practice, kept for you.
Nothing disappears. Every module stays open, and your full history stays with you — every answer, every score, every correction. You lose new Room sessions until you start again.
At any time, on any plan, including the free one. Answers, transcripts, scores and progress export as a single file. It is yours, not a feature.
One control in your account, and it is permanent. Transcripts and recordings go with it. If you would rather I did it, email me and I will confirm when it is done.
No. Your responses are used to score your responses and nothing else. They are never pooled, sold, or used to improve a model.
Thirty days. If it has not changed how you answer, email me and I will refund it. There is no form and I will not ask you to justify it.
Please write to me. If cost is the only thing standing between you and getting value out of this, I will give you access. I mean that literally, and I would rather give it away than watch someone decide they cannot afford to get ready.
Everything that teaches here is free,
and will stay free.
What costs money is being measured,
because that is the part that costs me money each time it runs.
Still — if the price is the only thing standing between you and getting value out of this, please write to me.I would much rather give it away than have someone decide, quietly, that they cannot afford to get ready.