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Hiring volume is outpacing recruiters

+93%

applications per recruiter since 2021

Source: Gem

1 in 10

applicants typically gets a recruiter screen

Source: BrightHire study of 17,000 positions

What AI interviews make possible 

Talent teams using AI for screening interviews see benefits for recruiters and candidates alike.

For recruiters

Scale without adding headcount

Conversations reveal more than resumes. AI interviews scale them, so hiring spikes don’t require more headcount.

Get better signal, earlier

A two-way conversation with follow-up questions gives recruiters structured, comparable insight a resume can’t.

For candidates

Interview on their own schedule

No waiting for two calendars to line up, so more of the applicant pool gets a chance to be heard.

Give more candidates a fair shot

Each candidate gets the same questions and the same rubric, so evaluations are more consistent.

What you’ll learn

Five practical tips, each drawn from AI interview rollouts at companies like HubSpot, AEMO, Overjet, and more. 

  • What an AI interview should (and shouldn’t) determine 
  • The best place to start, and how to grow from there
  • How to choose the best interview questions to ask 
  • How to introduce AI interviews to candidates
  • A calibration process that builds trust in AI scoring

The purpose of screening isn’t to make the hiring decision. It’s to gather enough information to confidently move someone to the next stage.

Annabelle Nielson

Senior Consultant, Early Careers, AEMO

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