Teal Generated Interview Questions Straight From the Job Description

It read the posting and guessed what they'd ask. Half of them showed up.

I pasted a job description into Teal and it spun up likely interview questions from the responsibilities.

About half appeared in the actual call, which beat my generic prep.

I practiced out loud, because reading a question and answering it are different skills.

It also tracked the application so I wasn't guessing which version I'd sent.

The keyword match nudged me toward stuffing once; I pulled back. Relevance beats density.

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