Screen sharing
Two-way conversation
Knowledge base
Presentation interviews.
Candidates present portfolios, case studies, and work samples. The AI asks the follow-ups and scores the communication.
One presentation, start to finish.
The candidate presents, the AI probes, your team reads the scorecard.
Any format, any time.
Slides, screen share, or a URL — candidates present whenever they're ready.
No scheduling — they present when ready.
What candidates can present.
Portfolios to pitches — the format matches the role.
Portfolio review
Designers and creatives walk through their best work — process and impact probed.
Look for · decisions, not just visuals
Case study
A business problem they solved — storytelling and analysis evaluated.
Look for · results orientation
Sales pitch
Your product or a mock scenario — persuasion and objection handling.
Look for · the close
Technical demo
Code, tools, or systems they built — architecture and trade-offs explored.
Look for · trade-offs owned
Where it fits.
Screen first. Present once. Your team reviews recordings and summaries.
Presentation questions.
The direct answers before you bring us a role.
What can candidates present?
Portfolios, case studies, sales pitches, technical demos, project retrospectives, and strategic proposals — as slides, a screen share, or a URL. The format matches the role.
How does the AI know what to ask?
It's grounded in your knowledge base — company, role, and industry context — and it references specific slides, decisions, and results from the presentation itself.
Do candidates present to a live audience?
To the AI, whenever they're ready — no scheduling. Your team reviews the recording, the transcript, and the scorecard afterwards.
What does the scorecard cover?
Content, delivery, critical thinking, and communication — the same structured rubric for every candidate, in place of 'I like it / I don't.'
Best for.
Designers & creatives
Product managers
Consultants & strategists
Sales & marketing
Wherever work samples decide the hire.
Their best work. Properly seen.
Watch a presentation round run end to end — share, Q&A, scorecard.
