Signal

Signal

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Arrive prepared, stay with the conversation, and leave with evidence your hiring team can use.

Superposition Signal brings the whole interview into one place: the candidate's context, questions prepared for this stage, a video room, and a scorecard you can complete as you talk. Afterward, the recording, transcript, and AI review brief give your team a shared record to revisit.

The recruiting agent helps get the interview booked and the interviewer briefed. Signal carries that preparation into the conversation and makes the result useful to everyone involved in the decision.

Choose Signal for your interview stage, or open My Interviews → Upcoming → Join for an existing booking.

Walk in knowing what to explore

Open the candidate's profile and timeline from the pre-join page. Review questions grounded in their background and this stage's goal before you turn on your microphone.

The interviewer briefing can bring that preparation to Slack and email before the call, including the résumé and joining link. You arrive with the candidate's context already in hand.

Signal places the candidate's introduction and interview preparation beside your device check.

Give every stage a clear standard

Tell Superposition what the interview should establish. It generates scorecard assessments from the role's FitCheck traits, the Interview goal, and the stage's format and instructions.

Traits marked Do not evaluate on paper get priority when they fit the stage: qualities such as decisions under ambiguity need evidence from a conversation. Each assessment sets out what Meets, Exceeds, and Below look like, so interviewers have a shared bar.

An interview goal becomes concrete assessment standards for technical ownership, reliability, and collaboration.

Explore Scorecards to set the goal, edit the assessments, and prepare the team.

Ask questions specific to this candidate

A technical deep dive can explore a system the candidate built, the decisions they owned, and how they handled a rollout. Superposition prepares questions from the candidate's background and booking answers, mapped to the stage's scorecard.

Open What to assess to see the evidence behind each question. Keep the same questions beside the call and follow the answers that deserve more depth.

Candidate-specific questions connect a payments platform rebuild to the evidence the interviewer should explore.

See how candidate questions work.

Capture your judgment while it is fresh

The interviewer-only Interview scorecard panel has two tabs: For this candidate and Scorecard. Move between questions and ratings, add evidence during the call, and save when you are ready. Your draft stays in place when you switch tabs or close the panel.

When you leave, Signal opens the feedback page so you can finish your assessment immediately. Each interviewer saves their own recommendation and evidence; the team can compare those views afterward.

Use your scorecard during the interview.

Return to what was actually said

Signal records and transcribes the interview. The AI review brief highlights strengths and concerns, with a fuller recap and supporting evidence available under Review details. Linked evidence timestamps take you back to the relevant moment in the recording.

Open My Interviews → Past interviews → Review & scorecard to bring your assessment, the team's feedback, and the interview evidence together. Share on the feedback page copies a link for teammates with access, so they can review the same conversation.

Past interview review combines the interviewer's scorecard, team feedback, transcript, and AI review brief.

The AI brief supports your judgment. The hiring team decides the recommendation and the candidate's next step.

A considered experience on both sides

Candidates get a focused joining screen with camera and audio checks. Interviewers get private preparation, optional waiting-room admission, screen sharing, chat, captions, background blur, and a join link they can copy from the room header.

The candidate does not see the interviewer's questions or hiring-team scorecards. Recording and transcription are disclosed before joining.

Signal is in beta. Screenshots use fictional candidates and sample interview content.

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