Edit the draft
If the question is wrong, fix it. You own the bar.
A shared page helps everyone read the candidate with the same care.
If the question is wrong, fix it. You own the bar.
Quote, then the full answer, then the resume.
The call is for what the writing could not settle.
Honrly drafts from your description. You edit. The candidate answers before the meeting, so the meeting is about the parts that still need a human.
You get a number, the sentence that supports it, and the full response. If you disagree with the model, you can say why - on the same page.
Read the quote. If it does not quite support the number, you are welcome to say so on the page. Structured hiring includes a respectful difference of view, and your judgment stays at the center.
Principles
The answers are already gathered for you.
You already asked everyone the same thing.
The sentence is on file.
A few minutes. You are reading answers that are already gathered for you.
If you can read a job, you can review a role.
This is a short, kind screen about the job - a few questions, not a weekend build.
You are welcome to. Many managers find the meetings even warmer after they have read.
The next candidate is going to apply anyway.
Write the job. Send the assessment. Read the answers before you interview.