Interview Guides can be customized to include questions that are specific to your organization and roles.
In this article we will cover:
Editing Interview Guides From a Posted Job
To make changes to an interview guide from a job that has already been posted, click 'Jobs' from the left navigation. Next, click the pencil icon beneath the job you would like to edit the interview guide for.
Alternatively, you can make these changes directly from the candidate pipeline. Open the job, select 'Job Details' in the upper-right corner, then choose 'Edit Job' to access the job’s Hiring Steps.
Click 'Hiring Steps' at the top of the page to navigate directly to that section.

Click the three-dot menu next to the interview step you want to update, then select 'Preview/Edit'.
Click 'Edit' or 'Remove' to edit or remove an existing question.
You can add a new question by typing it into the 'Add a custom question' field to the left. You can choose to save the new question to your question bank. Click 'Add' to add it to the interview guide.
You can also add a question by searching the question bank. Type a keyword into the search field and/or apply filters to view questions in various categories. When you find the questions you would like to add, drag and drop it into the Interview Questions list.
Click 'Save' to save your changes. Click 'Exit' to return to the Hiring Steps page.
Editing Interview Guides in Hiring Steps
Rather than going through a specific job, you can edit interview guides directly from your account Hiring Steps. To do this, click 'Management' and then 'Hiring Steps' in the left navigation.
Click the 'Interviews' sub tab.

You can search your interview guide library by typing in the search field. Click on the interview guide you would like to edit.

Click 'Edit' to open the interview guide.

Follow the detailed instructions above to edit or remove questions, add custom questions, search for a question in the question bank, and drag/drop a question from the bank into the interview. Click 'Save' to save your changes.
Related Topics
- Scheduling Interviews
- How to Conduct an Interview
- Creating an Interview From Scratch
- Canceling or Rescheduling an Interview
- Taking Notes While Conducting an Interview
- Syncing Your Calendar
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