Link to or paste in a job advert and HirePotential will show you the competencies the company is after. It will build you anticipated questions from the role's requirements, review your CV and LinkedIn profile, and let you rehearse out loud (scoring your responses) — giving you the best possible preparation for interview.
The app analyses the advert for what the company is really after, then builds competency-based questions from the role's own requirements — not a generic bank. Five free to preview; rehearse the full tailored set once you're ready.
The role of your CV is to secure an interview. Get advice on its content, plus a comparison against the job advert — gaps highlighted, improvements suggested, like quantify this achievement or trim that over-long role.
Many employers check LinkedIn before they call. Get suggestions for each section of your profile, and a check that it's roughly in sync with your CV — not generic "add more keywords" advice.
Practice and record your responses to the competency-based questions, scored against the skills and experience the job description asks for. Previous rehearsals are saved on your device to revisit later.
Also in the app, free
A short checklist before you start, so nothing obvious gets missed before you get to the harder work.
What actually makes a CV worth reading — the groundwork behind every suggestion CV Review makes.
Structure, technique, and how panels actually decide — the fundamentals behind every rehearsal.
Paste it, link it, or upload the file. HirePotential reads it once and keeps it active across every other tool in the app.
See exactly where they match the role and where they don't — with specific, checkable suggestions, not a vague score.
Real competency questions built from the role. Transcribed and scored, so you walk in having actually practiced, not just read.
No account, no ad tracking — what you share is used to generate your results, then forgotten. We don't run a database of it.
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