Record job interviews on the Mac in the room

What the candidate said, in their words, held on the machine that heard it. Nothing joins the call.

Woman with dark wavy hair, silver streaks and gold glasses setting a chair in a daylit room, canal houses in the window

01

Press record

The session runs the way it always did. Nothing joins the call and nothing appears in the room.

02

Listen

No notebook between you. Watch the participant instead of your keyboard.

03

Read it back

A verbatim transcript, attributed by speaker, ready by the time you have shown the participant out.

Same woman listening across the table, gold glasses, closed notebook in the foreground

The answer that lived in someone else's notes

Two interviewers leave the same hour with two different versions of what was promised. The sentence that mattered is the one nobody wrote down.

Same woman listening across the table, gold glasses, closed notebook in the foreground

The answer that lived in someone else's notes

Two interviewers leave the same hour with two different versions of what was promised. The sentence that mattered is the one nobody wrote down.

The interview, still attached to the words

The interview, still attached to the words

The interview, still attached to the words

Same woman reading the record on a MacBook, alone at the table

Look at the candidate, not the page

With the recording running you can listen. The things you would have missed while typing are all still there.

Same woman reading the record on a MacBook, alone at the table

Look at the candidate, not the page

With the recording running you can listen. The things you would have missed while typing are all still there.

Same woman pointing at a printed page with a colleague in a corridor, bicycle in the background

The hour, still there when you score

What they said, in order, on the machine that heard it. You are comparing candidates, not reconstructing them.

Same woman pointing at a printed page with a colleague in a corridor, bicycle in the background

The hour, still there when you score

What they said, in order, on the machine that heard it. You are comparing candidates, not reconstructing them.

Teon Beijl, Founder at Unpuzzler

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

Founder

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Teon Beijl, Founder at Unpuzzler

“For me, data sovereignty means controlling the location of data, not simply switching vendors.”

Teon Beijl

Founder

How is this different from Record research interviews?

That page is a study. This one is hiring. Same recorder, a different conversation, and a different note at the end.

Does the candidate need to know they are being recorded?

Does a bot join a remote interview?

Does the candidate audio leave this Mac?

Can I keep one project per role?

How is this different from Record research interviews?

That page is a study. This one is hiring. Same recorder, a different conversation, and a different note at the end.

Does the candidate need to know they are being recorded?

Does a bot join a remote interview?

Does the candidate audio leave this Mac?

Can I keep one project per role?