Candidate Flow - Demo
Preparation Checklist – Before the Interview
| Step | Details |
|---|---|
| Login Early | Join your interview room 5–10 minutes before scheduled time to test internet, camera, and microphone. |
| Stable Internet | Use a reliable and fast network connection (prefer wired or private Wi-Fi, avoid public Wi-Fi). Pause all bandwidth-heavy applications (downloads, streaming). Aim for 2 Mbps or higher. |
| Supported Browser | Use an up-to-date browser, preferably Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. Disable VPN, ad-blockers, and clear cache before starting. |
| Prepare Environment | Select a quiet, well-lit, distraction-free location. Face natural light or use soft artificial light. Ensure no shadows or backlighting. Keep your background tidy and professional. |
| Professional experience | Dress professionally. Position your camera/frame so you are centered and clearly visible. |
| Cross-Platform Compatibility | Talview’s platform supports multiple devices and operating systems including Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS. Ensure your device is compatible and updated for the best experience. |
During the Interview – What to Expect
- You will undergo AI-powered facial recognition and be asked to present a valid ID to confirm your identity.
- Some interviews require an environment / room scan via a secondary device: scan a QR code, then slowly record a 360° view of your room to ensure a secure and standardized interview setting.
- The front camera of your smartphone or tablet, is used as a secondary camera feed to continuously monitor the candidate during the session. This will provide an additional angle for interviewers, allowing them to have a wider view of your test environment.
Interview Conduct
- Maintain eye contact by looking directly into the camera.
- Exhibit positive body language: sit up straight, smile, and be attentive.
- Listen carefully; pause briefly to gather your thoughts before responding.
- Don’t try switching tabs as you will be monitored throughout the session.
- Clarify questions politely if unclear.
Tools You May Use
- CodeJam – To type, edit, and test code live in a collaborative editor. Explain your thought process as you code
- Whiteboard – Allows you to draw, write, highlight, or erase to visually explain ideas.
- Screen Sharing – You can initiate screen sharing to walk interviewers through projects, workflows, or creative work directly.
Types of Questions
- Competency-Based: Focused on your skills, experience, and achievements.
- Behavioral: Questions about how you handled specific past situations.
- Situational: Hypothetical scenarios related to the job role.
Post Interview
- Reflect on your performance to identify areas for improvement.
- Contact your recruiter to request feedback if available.
- Keep your device ready in case of any follow-up or technical support needs.