I met Stella in a common Agile group hosted by a leading industry practitioner. That day, the topic of interviews came up, and I was feeling quite anxious about my own upcoming interview. As if by fate, Stella volunteered to do a mock interview for someone who was nervous about their panel discussion.

At first, I hesitated to ask stella for the same favor, since we didn’t know each other and I didn’t want to take up her time. But I soon discovered what a generous and supportive person stella is. She immediately agreed to help and quickly set up a time for our mock interview.

Stella came thoroughly prepared, asking about my role and position in advance. During our session, she guided me through a comprehensive mock interview, covering behavioral, situational, conceptual, and case-based questions. She remained neutral throughout, just like a real interviewer, which helped me get used to the pressure and flow of a real interview.

We spoke over video for a full hour, and by the end, I felt much more comfortable and confident. Just practicing with stella once was a game changer for me. After the interview, she gave me a detailed analysis of my answers, suggested improvements, and offered valuable insights from an interviewer’s perspective. She even offered to do a second round of mock interviews before my big day, which I gladly accepted.

When I got the call that I had landed the job, I knew I owed that moment of victory to Stella. She had predicted my success during our practice sessions, and her support made all the difference. On the morning of my interview, Mo even sent me a long, heartfelt voice message to wish me luck and boost my morale. It meant the world to me, especially coming from someone I had just met online.

Stella is a true mentor and a genuinely caring person. She gave me her time, expertise, and encouragement when I needed it most. I am incredibly grateful for her support, and I know she has touched and positively impacted many others as well.