Final-round nerves usually improve more from reducing uncertainty than from trying to suppress the feeling completely.

Use a short routine you can repeat: arrive early, slow the first minute down, listen carefully to the prompt and give yourself permission to structure before speaking.

Partners may make the case feel more conversational or challenge judgment more aggressively, so do not interpret every pushback as failure.

Focus on the next question rather than continuously grading your performance while the interview is still happening.

I tested my camera and audio the night before and was very glad I did. That was my experience.

The logistics check the night before helped more than squeezing in another full mock.

tbh Paper and pen were fine in my interview, but I followed the recruiter instructions.

For what it's worth, I heard back three days later. The wait did not mean anything in my case.

The day before, sleep helped me more than one more full case.