Best practices for setting up Interview AI Copilot for your first live interview.
March 12, 2024 (6mo ago)
Best practices for setting up Interview AI Copilot for your first live interview.
Download the app (Mac, Windows). Once you've installed the app, you'll be prompted to log in with your Interview Solver account. If you don't have a subscription, you can still use the app for free during your trial.
For best results make sure that either your screen resolution does not exceed 1920x1080, or to only share the relevant windows on your screen.
If your screen resolution is too high then it will be difficult for the AI to read the text in the screenshot.
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Once the interview starts, you can use the hotkeys to send the current state of your screen or the selected text to the Interview AI Copilot. The AI Copilot will then provide you with a solution to the problem you're working on.
If you need further clarification, you can edit your code and add comments to it to direct the AI Copilot to provide a more specific solution. The selected text functionality is great for really honing in on a specific part of the problem.
Browser-based assessments are limited to browser APIs. That means they can only detect the following:
Interview Solver Copilot's global hotkeys are registered at the OS level and those key combinations are intercepted before they reach the browser. That means the browser won't have any idea that you are pressing those key combos, even if the browser is the window in focus.
This scenario is a big red flag, but really easily avoidable with Interview Solver's features as long as you only interact with the app via the hotkeys and don't tab over to it or copy paste code from it.
Just a note that the Send Selected Text feature reads from your system clipboard, so it sends a ctrl+c keypress to copy the text first. This by itself should not be a red flag to these systems as long as you are not flagging the other behaviors in that list