jaynpatel

Such a cool idea

Thank you so much

Thanks for the comment! I would really like to see something based on LLMs and there is one project, that someone has posted there.

Thank you so much. It means a lot to me :)

Thanks! That's exactly the idea. We hope to spotlight great projects, attract early adopters and investors, and help validate project ideas. Excited to see what gets discovered!

Hi, I’m Jay, the founder of PrepPro. In the fast-paced world of job interviews, it's easy to overlook the hidden challenges that candidates face. Today, I want to shed light on some of the unseen obstacles preventing many from landing their dream jobs.

At 20 years old, I haven't yet experienced job interviews myself. However, I've seen friends struggle despite being qualified. They returned from interviews frustrated, not because they lacked skills, but because they weren't prepared for the specific pressures.

Traditional preparation methods focus on rote memorization and generic advice, leaving candidates unprepared and anxious. There's also a lack of personalized feedback, which keeps candidates guessing about their performance.

The psychological toll of constant rejection and uncertainty erodes confidence and motivation, slowly undermining our industry's talent pool. If left unaddressed, this could lead to a cycle of talented individuals giving up on their dreams.

If these problems persist, we risk losing a generation of talented professionals. This impacts individuals, industries, and economies. Imagine the best candidates missing out on jobs they deserve because they couldn't navigate the interview process.

I’m excited to share PrepPro, an AI-powered app designed to help you ace your job interviews with confidence. As someone who has gone through the nerve-wracking process of job hunting, I wanted to create a tool that makes interview preparation easier and more effective.

I will be launching it on Product Hunt. IF you could hit on the notify me button. That would really help me out

here is the link

what do they use then ? Threads ?

oh year sorry i forgot to add that. Thanks for pointing it out

ohk thanks

very nice man.

Perhaps orthogonal problem - imagine you join a new company that has an enterprise product with hundreds of tables. Is there a way to connect Dataherald to my DB, and ask basic questions about the DB? E.g. "where are stored records related to X".

pl if you check out the website, give feedback. Means a lot