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AI Interviews · Methodology

Structure is the fairness feature.

Decades of selection research agree on one thing: structured interviews predict performance better and discriminate less than free-form conversations. ELAREH encodes that structure into the product so it cannot erode under time pressure.

Four rules

Enforced by the product,
not the calendar

01 Same questions, same order

Every candidate for a role receives the identical interview — deviations are impossible, not discouraged.

02 Anchored rubrics, written first

What a 3 and a 5 look like is defined before anyone interviews — not reverse-engineered after a likeable candidate.

03 Evidence-linked scores

Each score cites the transcript passage that earned it — reviewable in one click.

04 Human confirmation

AI drafts; a named reviewer confirms; disagreements are logged and reported.

Rubric anchor · “Discovery questioning”

5Probes beneath the stated problem; tests assumptions with data before proposing action.
3Asks relevant questions but accepts first answers; limited assumption-testing.
1Jumps to solutions without exploring the situation.

Written, not improvised

Depth varies.
The rubric never does.

Follow-up questions are drafted into the template at different depths when it's built — nothing is generated live during your interview. What counts as a 5 was locked before the first interview ran.

Auditability

Every interview leaves a paper trail

Transcript, rubric version, scores, reviewer identity and any overrides — exportable per candidate. If a decision is challenged, the evidence is one click away.

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