Tiberius Dourado
Chief Editor
Tiberius is a Senior Software Engineer and founder of WinSpeak. With 7+ years of experience on the market, he's successfully navigated interview processes at 30+ tech companies including Unity, ScaleAI, Xometry and Cardlytics. Tiberius is also an experienced interviewer and communication enthusiast who has studied the ins and outs of professional speech and now shares what actually works – with perspective from both sides of the hiring table.
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Product Interviews: What MoSCoW, Kano, and RICE Really Signal About You
Master how to discuss MoSCoW, Kano, and RICE in product interviews—not as buzzwords, but as proof you can make tough trade-offs and think strategically.
How to Structure Compelling Work Presentations and Job Pitches
Elevate your professional communication and win over any room. This guide reveals how to master work presentations and job pitches through expert structure, language, and public speaking skills.
Practice Job Interviews Like Language Learning: A Daily Gamified Approach
Mastering job interviews is surprisingly similar to learning a new language — both require building vocabulary, recognizing patterns, and developing fluency through consistent, deliberate practice. Most professionals don't struggle in behavioral interviews because they lack qualifications; they struggle because they haven't trained their brains to produce polished answers in real time. This post explores how the same principles behind effective language learning — bite-sized daily practice, gamified repetition, pattern recognition, and live conversation — can transform your interview preparation. Stop cramming the night before and start building true interview fluency, one small practice session at a time.
Professional vs. Formal: How to Use the Right Language at Work
Professional authority isn’t about sounding formal; it’s about being clear, confident, and concise. Overly academic language, excessive jargon, and passive phrasing create distance and force listeners to translate your message. Instead, aim for direct, accessible language tailored to your audience. At the same time, eliminate hedge words like “just,” “I think,” and “kind of,” which quietly undermine credibility. Replace vague claims with specific achievements supported by numbers and outcomes. Minimize filler words by embracing brief pauses, which project composure. Ultimately, effective communication means adopting a warmly professional register—approachable yet respectful—and strengthening it through deliberate, consistent practice.
How to Handle Constructive Feedback at Work and in Interviews
Turn feedback into your career superpower. Learn actionable tips to give and receive criticism effectively and how to showcase this vital skill in your next interview.
Job Search Tracking System: How to Organize Your Applications
Build a simple Pipeline OS to track every application, referral, and prep task in one view—then maintain it in just five minutes a day for a sharper, calmer job search.
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