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interview-preplisted

Produce an interview framework with position-specific questions and scoring rubric aligned to 31C Five Core Principles. Generates 20-question bank, 1-5 scoring rubric, and post-interview scorecard. Use when preparing to interview candidates or building evaluation frameworks. Trigger when the user says "interview prep", "interview questions", "hiring framework", "candidate evaluation", or asks to prepare for an upcoming interview.
mishahanin/heading-os · ★ 11 · AI & Automation · score 78
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# Interview Prep Produce an interview framework with position-specific questions and scoring rubric. ## Variables position: [Job title and department] level: junior | mid | senior | leadership context: [What specifically this role needs to do; any team or project context] candidate: [Candidate name, background summary if pre-interview — optional] --- ## Instructions Before drafting, read: - `context/business-info.md` — 31C company, Tribe culture, hiring standard (1,500+ interviews for ~20 hires) - `reference/billion-growth-playbook.md` — Section 9: Scaling the Tribe (hiring philosophy, culture carriers) - `outputs/operations/workspace/31c-operational-state-model.md` — Five Core Principles (what we're screening for behaviorally) - `reference/misha-voice.md` — The voice of 31C (screen for culture fit) --- ## The 31C Hiring Standard The bar never drops. Every hire is a culture carrier. We've done 1,500+ interviews for ~20 hires. What we're looking for: - Evidence of delivery under pressure (not intent — proof) - Intellectual honesty (can they say they were wrong?) - Alignment with Data Sovereignty (do they understand why it matters?) - Partnership orientation (do they build relationships or execute transactions?) - Navigation instinct (do they adapt or freeze when conditions change?) --- ## Phase 1: Role-Specific Question Bank (20 questions) **Opening questions (warm-up, 2-3):** [Calibrated to position and level — make them feel like a conversation, not an interro