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This article covers the key functionalities of Talview’s interview scheduling system, providing step-by-step guidance for common scheduling operations.
Here, recruiters can effortlessly schedule interviews and intelligently have the platform manage all RSVP workflows.
Prerequisites: Before scheduling an interview, ensure:
  • Candidate is added to an active workflow
  • Workflow has an interview stage configured
  • Interviewers have connected their calendars to Talview
  • Interview provider (Zoom, Microsoft Teams, Google Meet) is configured for your account

Step-by-step Guide:

Step 1: Access the workflow dashboard

  • Navigate to the Workflows section from the menu.
  • Select the workflow for which you want to schedule interviews.
Tip: Use the search bar or filters to quickly locate specific workflows.

Step 2: Schedule an interview

  • Locate the candidate in your workflow dashboard
    • Use the search function if you have many candidates
    • Or scroll through the candidate cards in the current stage
  • Click anywhere on the candidate card to open their profile
  • In the candidate profile, click the Schedule button.

Step 3: Configure interview details

  • From the schedule side panel, choose the provider (platform where the interview will be held) and the duration of the interview.
  • If it’s an In-person interview, mention the location address.
Note: Interviewers must have their calendars connected to Talview for real-time availability to display.

Step 4: Confirmation

  • Finalize your interview schedule by clicking on the “Schedule” button
  • Scheduling completed successfully and can be viewed in that respective interview step.
Tips & Best Practices:
  1. Schedule panel interviews 48+ hours in advance to give the candidates and the interviewer adequate time to confirm availability and prepare.
  2. Avoid back-to-back interviews without breaks—schedule at least 15 minutes between interviews for notes and transitions.
  3. Double-check timezones for international candidates or remote hiring across multiple time zones to prevent no-shows.