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Managing Jobs

Creating a job

  1. Click New Job in the sidebar or + New Job on the Jobs page
  2. Fill in:
    • Job Title (required) — e.g. "Senior Data Scientist"
    • Company Name — auto-filled from your profile
    • Job Description (required) — paste the full JD; the AI uses this to generate questions
    • Key Requirements — optional bullet list of must-have skills
    • Status — start as draft while you refine the description
  3. Click Create Job

Job statuses

StatusMeaning
draftNot accepting candidates; questions not generated yet
activeAI questions generated; invite links can be sent
closedNo new interviews accepted

Activating a job and generating questions

Setting a job to Active triggers AI question generation:

  1. Open the job detail page
  2. Click Set Active
  3. The AI reads your job description and generates interview questions, each with:
    • Question text
    • Category badge (e.g. Technical, Behavioural)
    • Difficulty badge (Easy / Medium / Hard)
    • Model answer (click See model answer ▾ to expand)
note

Question generation takes 5–15 seconds depending on your AI provider.

Choosing how many questions

The Questions per interview control appears at the top of the questions panel on every job detail page.

PlanOptions
GuestFixed at 3
ProChoose 3, 4, 5, or 6

Changing the count saves immediately and applies the next time questions are generated — either on first activation or when you click ↻ Change Question Set.

Regenerating questions

On the job detail page, click ↻ Change Question Set below the questions to ask the AI for a fresh set. The new set replaces the old one and saves automatically. Any change to the question count is picked up at this point.

Editing a job

Click Edit on the job detail page to update title, description, requirements, or status. Changing the description does not auto-regenerate questions — click ↻ Change Question Set to refresh them.

Deleting a job

Click Delete on the job detail page. This permanently removes the job and all associated interview sessions.