Deeplink Interview
Mock interviews for jobs
Practise with an interviewer that listens.
For graduate data analyst and data engineer roles, and every other graduate interview. Answer on camera or talk it through with an AI interviewer, try SQL and Python questions in your browser, and get written feedback on what you said and how you said it.
Tell me about a time you caught a mistake that others had missed.
- Situation
- Task
- Action
- Result
To make it stronger: finish with the result. What changed because of what you did?
How it works
Realistic interview practice,
Practise the one-way video interview many graduate employers use for first rounds, or a live interview with an AI interviewer that asks follow-up questions. Written feedback on every answer.
Choose your questions
Sets for data analyst and data engineer roles and the sectors that hire them, graduate first and second rounds, competency, strengths, judgement and commercial awareness questions, internships, cases, presentations, and sets for the Civil Service, law, finance, the NHS and more. Free is a taster of up to 3 questions a session from two sets; Pro opens every set, up to 10 questions a session.
Check your set-up
A quick camera check tells you if you’re in frame, well lit and can be heard, before anything is recorded.
Answer against the clock
Thinking time, then a timed answer, like the real thing. Retake an answer up to 3 times, or choose extra time or no clock in your Account.
See what to work on
Scores, what went well, what to change, and a follow-up question an interviewer might ask next.
Coding challenges
SQL and Python,
Original SQL, pandas and Python questions like the ones data analyst and data engineer interviews use. Write your answer, run it on realistic data and check it against hidden tests. Free, with no account needed.
Your feedback
What an assessor
- StructureFor “Tell me about a time…” questions, whether you covered the situation, your task, what you did and the result, with quotes from your answer.
- Assessor’s viewHow strong your evidence is, written the way an assessor might note it, and a follow-up question they might ask.
- How you said itSpeaking pace, filler words, long pauses and how much of your time you used, measured from your answer’s timings. Switch it off if it doesn’t suit you.
- On cameraEye contact, framing and lighting, checked on your device. Switch eye-contact feedback off and it isn’t measured at all.
- Your words, played backA transcript with filler words highlighted. Select any word to jump to that moment in your recording, on the device you recorded it on.
- A stronger answerA short outline of how your answer could go, built on your own example.
Between sessions
Every session
Your practice page keeps track for you, and points you to what to practise next.
- Your progressYour overall score session by session, your average for each type of question, and how many weeks you’ve practised. Miss a week and your run carries on.
- What to practise nextA question of the type you find hardest, ready in one tap, with a guide to answering it. Any question in the library can be practised on its own too.
- A countdown to the dayAdd your interview date for a countdown and a simple plan for the days before. It stays on your device.
- A study plan to followDay-by-day study plans for SQL, Python, data analyst, data engineer and graduate interviews. Tick things off as you go, and pick up where you left off.
Private by design
Your video
Interview practice should feel safe. So the heavy lifting happens on your own device, and we keep only what you need to see your progress.
- Video never uploadedRecordings are saved in your browser. Delete them whenever you like.
- Audio deleted once transcribedWe keep the transcript and feedback, not the sound of your voice.
- No emotion or accent scoringWe don’t score your accent, appearance or emotions. Feedback is practice guidance, never a prediction of a hiring decision.
- No training on your answersThe AI services we use don’t train on what you say, and we never sell your data or share it with employers.
Pricing
Start free.
Recommended for now
Free
£0no card needed
For trying it out, or an interview now and then. The place to start while paid plans aren’t on sale.
- 2 video practice sessions a month
- 1 live interview a month
- Up to 3 questions a session (2 in a live interview)
- A taster: the graduate first round and data graduate first round sets
- Full written feedback on every answer
Pro
£9.99a month, until you cancel
For the weeks when you’re practising most days.
- Every question set, and any question on its own
- Written feedback on up to 15 video sessions a day (fair use; up to 4 hours of spoken answers)
- Video sessions of up to 10 questions
- 20 live interviews a month (fair use), of up to 6 main questions
- Detailed marking by our larger AI model when it’s available
Not on sale yet. Opens soon. It will renew monthly until you cancel.
Season pass
£24.99for 3 months, about £8.33 a month
3 months of Pro, paid once. For an application season or a run of assessment centres.
- Everything in Pro for 3 months
- One payment
- Never renews: nothing to cancel
Not on sale yet. Opens soon.
Questions
Good to know
Is my video uploaded?
How are my answers marked?
Is it like a real one-way video interview?
What happens in a live interview?
Does the AI decide whether I’d get the job?
Can I have more time?
What do I need?
Can I cancel Pro?
I’m a Deeplink Coaching student. Do I pay?
Interview questions
Know what they’re
Free guides to the questions data analyst and data engineer interviews ask, and to typical graduate interview questions: what each one is testing, how to structure your answer and an example outline. Every question is in our practice bank, so you can practise it straight after.
- Explain the difference between an inner join and a left join, as if you were talking to a manager who doesn’t use SQL.SQL · 2 minutes to answer
- Explain what a p-value does and doesn’t tell you, to a shop manager deciding whether to keep a new store layout.Statistics · 2 minutes to answer
- Explain idempotency to a new analyst on your team, using a job that runs every night as the example.Pipelines · 2 minutes to answer
- Your dashboard says online sales last month were £2.4 million, but the finance team’s report says £2.2 million. How would you find out why the two figures differ, and what would you do about it?4 minutes to answer
- Tell me about yourself and what has brought you to apply for this role.2 minutes to answer
- Tell me about a time you worked in a team to reach a difficult goal. What was your role, and what was the outcome?Teamwork · 2 minutes to answer
Interview guides
Worked answers,
In-depth guides to the interviews graduates and career changers face, from STAR answers and follow-up questions to SQL rounds, data projects, the Civil Service and the NHS. Each ends with a checklist and questions to practise.
- 7 min read
How to talk through a data project in an interview
A five-part structure, a worked example, a one-minute version and the follow-ups you’ll get.
- 10 min read
STAR method examples: six worked answers for graduates
Six complete worked answers, how long each part should take, and how to build your own story bank.
- 7 min read
How to explain your SQL out loud in an interview
What to say before, during and after a live SQL task, and how to recover from a mistake.