No Sanat thats not what I explained to you. I said that the blur feature only blurs out the candidates face for them not to look at themselves while taking the interview as it may seem weird/distracting to some people as most are only exposed to 2 way interviews. The video is recorded as normal in the backend and is 100% visible to the recruiter once submitted. Makes sense?
sanat
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Jul 18, 2023
Kavir Gayanda: But … then candidates cannot preview their video?
Wouldn't it just be easier for the candidates to just open a new tab or something.
Gene Delicano
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Jul 18, 2023
This defeats the purpose of the video interview. If the candidate is nervous, then he/she has a problem and needs to fix that before applying for a job.
sanat
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Jul 18, 2023
Gene Delicano: I agree. It was requested by another user Kavir Gayanda. Perhaps he could explain the reasoning.
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Kavir Gayanda
Jul 18, 2023
No Sanat thats not what I explained to you. I said that the blur feature only blurs out the candidates face for them not to look at themselves while taking the interview as it may seem weird/distracting to some people as most are only exposed to 2 way interviews. The video is recorded as normal in the backend and is 100% visible to the recruiter once submitted. Makes sense?
sanat
Jul 18, 2023
Kavir Gayanda: But … then candidates cannot preview their video?
Wouldn't it just be easier for the candidates to just open a new tab or something.
Gene Delicano
Jul 18, 2023
This defeats the purpose of the video interview. If the candidate is nervous, then he/she has a problem and needs to fix that before applying for a job.
sanat
Jul 18, 2023
Gene Delicano: I agree. It was requested by another user Kavir Gayanda. Perhaps he could explain the reasoning.