Before your first session
- Use only the participant ID and access code assigned to you.
- Read and accept the Beta Tester Agreement and Privacy and Recording Consent.
- Use a private location, headphones, a supported browser, and a stable connection.
- Do not have another person watch, record, photograph, or listen to the protected session.
Protect real people and real work
Use generalized or fictionalized details. Never state names, dates of birth, addresses, incident numbers, confidential incident details, confidential policy, nonpublic tactics, medical or personnel information, assessor notes, or actual protected interview questions.
Run a useful test
- Complete the common benchmark board first without pausing to rewrite answers.
- Use rotating boards throughout the process and repeat strategically rather than chasing a score.
- After each session, note the exact moment that felt realistic, inaccurate, repetitive, unfair, confusing, or technically broken.
- Apply one coaching recommendation in the next repetition and report whether it helped.
What you may discuss
You may say that you participated in a private AI interview-coaching beta and may discuss your general experience or whether it was useful. Do not quote questions, publish reports, share screenshots or recordings, reveal access credentials, demonstrate unreleased features, or provide another person with access.
Feedback that helps
- Role, module, board label, device, and browser.
- What the interviewer or coach did immediately before the issue.
- What you expected instead.
- Whether the issue affected realism, fairness, usefulness, privacy, or your willingness to reuse or pay.
- No names, protected questions, confidential incidents, or confidential agency material.
Stop and report
End the session if the product requests sensitive information, exposes another participant’s data, behaves as if it is an official evaluator, or produces unsafe or legally consequential guidance. Use the feedback form and notify the person who invited you. Do not post the problem publicly while it is being investigated unless a lawful protected disclosure applies.