Question for recruiters who have used recorded video screening
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Question for recruiters who have used recorded video screening
what is the benefit in your opinion? And what do you lose by not having an initial conversation with the candidate?
I recently struggled with completing a recorded prescreen video for leadership position with a reputable company. We were given two minutes to answer each question and two recording chances - with unlimited time to prepare an answer once the question was given, which honestly surprised me. I treated it more like an actual interview and completed it in the thirty or so minutes that we were told it should approximately take. But I sometimes ran out of time when answering, because two minutes isn't much time! I guess I could have spent much more time crafting the perfect two minute answer for each... Which would probably have taken at least an hour or more of time to do.
I know, I know, stop my griping and figure out a way to make it work. But sometimes I wonder how all this technology actually helps anyone.


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