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Rehearse the conversations that change your career

Salary negotiations, resignations, pay rise asks, flexible work requests — speak aloud and the AI pushes back like a real boss or recruiter. Then you get scored.

Salary negotiation
Resigning
Pay rise
Flexible work
Scored out of 100
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Pick a scenario to practice
Choose the conversation you want to rehearse. You'll speak aloud and the AI will push back like a real hiring manager or boss.

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Now what?

Practice done. Here’s where to apply it.

A rehearsed conversation is only useful if you go and have the real one.

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FAQ

Questions about the practice simulator

What is the practice simulator?
A voice-powered AI that roleplays the other side of a tough workplace conversation — your boss, your manager, HR — so you can rehearse before the real thing. It pushes back, throws objections, and lands on an outcome.
What conversations can I rehearse?
Salary negotiation, pay rise, resigning, requesting flexible work, raising a concern, underperformance feedback, and a few others. Each scenario has its own AI persona and realistic pushback.
Does it score how I did?
Yes — out of 100, with feedback on clarity, tone, how well you handled pushback, and what you could say differently next time.
Can I practise a specific scenario like resigning?
Yes. Pick the scenario (e.g. /practice/resign), give a few details about your situation, and the AI runs it live. You speak your words out loud.
Do I need to speak out loud, or can I type?
Speaking out loud is the point — it trains your actual voice for the actual conversation. You can type as a fallback, but you'll learn more by saying the words.