For Candidates · Free to record

Your best 90 secs will replace a cover letter nobody reads.

Have you practised your next job interview?

Record once. Answer at your own pace. Let employers see your personality, your passion, and your potential — not just a list of past job titles.

85%

Contact rate from
answering just 1 question

10–12

Minutes total:
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Retakes — publish
when you're happy
The old way is broken

You spend hours crafting
the perfect cover letter.
They never read it.

Replace my cover letter
47%
Hiring managers spend less than a minute reading
any cover letter — regardless of how long it took to write
75%
Of resumes are rejected by ATS software
before a human ever sees them — your effort is screened out by an algorithm
68%
Of employers say cultural fit matters more
than qualifications — yet a resume is the worst format for demonstrating this
More likely to be contacted
when your application includes a video introduction vs a text-only profile

85%

PERCENT
of candidates with video interview are contacted by an employer
The most important number in your job search

One answer.
Increase your chances of contact.

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The first question — "Your Story" — is simply "Tell us about yourself." Answering it honestly for 60–90 seconds gives employers a human impression of you that no document can replicate. That's all it takes to unlock the 85%.
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A professional completing their video introduction on a laptop
Show employers the real me
What employers actually see

Your interview doesn't
start at the application.
It starts here.

Before they read a single line of your resume, they'll see you — talking, smiling, explaining why you love your work. That's your advantage.

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90 seconds to make them remember you
Most employers decide on cultural fit within 90 seconds. Your video gives you that moment — on your terms, in your space, at your best. No resume does that.
— Based on hiring manager psychology research, LinkedIn Talent Insights 2024
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Stop being filtered out before they know you
86% of hiring mistakes come down to cultural fit — not skills. A video introduction means employers understand who you are before the first call. You stop being screened out and start being sought out.
— SHRM / CareerBuilder Bad Hire Survey data
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Your background doesn't define you here
Career gaps, international experience, non-traditional paths — video consistently produces better outcomes for candidates whose stories don't fit neatly into a resume box. Because video is about who you are, not where you came from.
The experience

Calm, guided,
completely on your
terms.

A one-way recorded interview with an on-screen avatar. No live interviewer. No pressure. Just you, the questions, and unlimited time to get it right.

Start

Watch the avatar ask the question

An on-screen avatar presents each question clearly. You can replay the question as many times as you need before you answer. No rushing. No pressure to respond immediately.

Record

Answer at your own pace

Click Answer to enter recording mode, Start to begin recording. Speak naturally. Aim for 60–90 seconds per answer. If you stumble, that's fine.

Review

Watch it back and re-record if you want

Every answer can be re-recorded before you submit. Click Repeat to try again. There is no limit on retakes. Take the interview again entirely if you wish — employers only ever see your submitted version.

Submit

Submit when you're ready — even after one answer

Click End Interview any time after answering at least one question. You're done. Your interview is live on your profile. Employers can watch it from this moment.

Result

Employers find you and reach out

Your profile goes live. Employers searching for candidates with your skills, industry, and location will find your profile and watch your interview. When they're interested, they'll message you directly.

A young woman sitting on a couch with a laptop, smiling  confidently at her screen, which shows the GoHeadHunt  AI interviewer avatar — completing her video introduction  from home at her own pace.
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What you'll be asked

Four types of question.
One natural conversation.

The interview is designed to reveal who you really are — not test your ability to memorise model answers. Each question type has a purpose.

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your story

Who are you, really?

A simple, open invitation to introduce yourself on your own terms. No trick questions. No right answers. Just you, talking about your work, your background, and your values.

"Tell us a bit about yourself and what draws you to this kind of work."

01

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Your Track Record

What have you actually done?

Experience-based questions that ask you to describe real situations from your work history. Employers hear how you think, how you handle challenges, and what you've actually contributed.

"Tell me about a time when you had to adapt quickly to an unexpected change at work."

02

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Your Ambition

Where are you headed?

Forward-looking questions about your goals, values, and what kind of environment brings out your best. This is where employers understand if you'll grow with them — not just fill a vacancy.

"What kind of team culture do you thrive in, and what does your ideal workplace look like?"

03

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Skills in Action

How do you handle it?

Practical or scenario-based questions specific to your industry. For a nurse, this might be patient handling. For a childcare educator, a challenging behaviour scenario. Real-world relevance, not theory.

"Tell us a bit about"Describe one of the most significant times when your work directly improved an outcome for a client or resident."yourself and what draws you to this kind of work."

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85%
You only need to answer one question to unlock the 85%
Answering just Your Story — a simple introduction about who you are — gives you an 85% chance of being contacted by an employer. The remaining questions deepen your profile and help employers make faster, better decisions. Answer as many or as few as you like.
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Before you hit record

Set yourself up for
your best performance.

Good lighting and a quiet space will do more for your interview than any amount of preparation. Here's everything you need.

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Light your face, not your background

Face a window so natural light falls on your face. Avoid sitting with a window behind you — it creates a dark silhouette. A well-lit face is the single biggest production quality upgrade you can make.
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Find 10 minutes of quiet

Background noise is more distracting on video than in-person. Close doors, silence notifications, and let anyone nearby know you're recording. A quiet space makes you sound more professional instantly.
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Eye level — not looking up at the camera

Prop your phone or position your laptop so the camera is at eye level. Looking slightly up at a camera is the most common mistake in video interviews — and the easiest to fix with a book or box under your device.
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Allow camera and microphone access

When prompted by your browser, allow access to your camera and microphone. If you've previously blocked this, update it in your browser settings before starting. Takes 30 seconds and saves a frustrating restart
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Relax — you can retake everything

Every answer can be re-recorded before you submit. You can retake the entire interview as many times as you like. Employers only see your submitted version. There is no wrong answer to "tell me about yourself."
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Dress as you would for a real interview

Smart casual or uniform is appropriate for most care and health roles. You don't need a suit — but the intention signals professionalism. If in doubt, go one level smarter than you think you need to.
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Record your GoHeadHunt Virtual Interview today. Answer one question. Give 85% of employers a reason to contact you — and show them who you actually are.

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