Interviewers prepare by reading your resume line by line and marking anything that sounds impressive or vague. If you do the same exercise first, you walk in already holding the answers.
Take every bullet and ask three questions of it: what was the situation, what did I personally do, and how do I know it worked? That is a STAR answer assembled in under a minute.
Flag your own weak lines. Any bullet with no number, or a number you cannot explain the source of, is exactly where a good interviewer will push.
Prepare depth for the top two bullets of your most recent role. Those get 60% of the follow-up questions in most first-round interviews.
Have one failure story ready and attached to a real project on the resume. Generic failure answers are transparent; specific ones build credibility.
DraftlyCV's interview question generator reads your saved resume and produces the exact questions your bullets invite — including the uncomfortable ones. Rehearse those and the real interview feels like a repeat.