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3-Week Program for Moderate Anxiety

Demonstrates the skill's approach for someone with moderate nervousness and a comfortable 3-week timeline. Shows how the program structures progressive practice with foundations in Week 1, scenarios in Week 2, and interview simulations in Week 3.

Input

What you provide to the skill

I have a technical interview in 3 weeks and I’m a bit nervous about the technical parts.

Output

What the skill generates for you

TECHNICAL CONFIDENCE BUILDER: 3-Week Program

Your Starting Point

  • Background: Not specified (assuming some technical exposure)
  • Timeline: 3 weeks
  • Anxiety Level: Moderate (6/10 - “a bit nervous”)
  • Focus: Technical interview components
  • Challenge: Building confidence for technical discussions

Good news: 3 weeks is excellent timing for thorough preparation and confidence building.


WEEK 1: Foundations (Build Basic Confidence)

Goal: Master fundamental technical concepts without pressure. Build vocabulary and comfort with core ideas.

Day 1-2: Core Technical Concepts

Question 1: “In your own words, explain what an API is and why it matters for product development.”

[Waiting for your answer…]


Let me know your answer to Question 1, and I’ll provide encouraging feedback with specific strengths and one actionable improvement. We’ll progress through:

  • Week 1 (Days 1-7): 15-20 foundational questions covering APIs, databases, servers, cloud computing, scalability basics
  • Week 2 (Days 8-14): 25-30 intermediate scenarios applying concepts to product situations, system thinking, data flows
  • Week 3 (Days 15-21): 30+ advanced interview simulations with time pressure, multi-part problems, tradeoff discussions

After each answer, you’ll receive:

  1. ✅ Affirmation
  2. Specific strengths (2-4 points)
  3. ONE improvement suggestion
  4. Confidence builder
  5. Progress tracking

Your confidence trajectory will be tracked throughout (starting at 6/10, targeting 9-10/10 by Week 3).

Ready to start? Please answer Question 1 above.