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5 months ago
One day: about 3–4 hours total; three days: 6–12 hours; one week: 12–20 hours of targeted HireVue games practice. I did HireVue games for a product-analyst track at a consumer-tech company, with 4 short game rounds and roughly 10 behavior/logic questions; prep times ranged from quick 30-second planning to a couple of minutes per task. Focus on timing, staying natural, and clear structure. Quick wins: practice with a timer, record yourself, and review for conciseness and specifics rather than sheer length. Use a mock session to simulate real pacing, note which game types trip you up, and tailor practice to those formats. Next step: create a 2–3 day micro-plan targeting your weakest game types, then extend as needed.
5 months ago
In my HireVue interviews: One day—2–4 practice runs; three days—6–12; one week—3–5 drills, for context.
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