Structured Interviews
Pillar enables hiring teams to run consistent, structured interviews.
Our AI recruiting tools make it impossible to run a bad interview process.
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Interview Guides
Running well-coordinated interviews has never been easier. Within Pillar, you can select the skills that are most relevant to the role you're hiring for and the supporting questions you'd like interviewers to ask.
Search our library of hundreds of questions, add your own, or use our AI-generated guides.
Using AI recruiting tools and automated questions allows you to train your team members to become better interviewers while structuring the process at the same time. Using an AI interview guide will allow hiring managers to keep the process consistent each time. This will not only streamline the process for interviewers but can provide a more positive experience for potential candidates.
Interview Copilot
Wave goodbye to the days of chasing down interviewers for feedback and say hello to Pillar’s Interview Copilot.
“No one can ever tell me why they didn’t like a particular candidate.”
“When interviewers send feedback, it’s just 3 bullet points of unhelpful info.”
“It takes me 3+ days to get feedback from interviewers.”
Sound familiar? With Pillar’s Interview Copilot, you can collect high-quality candidate feedback faster and guide interviewers in real-time right from your phone screen or Zoom, Microsoft Teams, or Google Meet window.
Our AI recruiting tools help to streamline and accelerate the interview process. Hiring teams will be able to find qualified applicants faster and verify that they meet the needs of the company.
Guide your interviewers in real-time
Schedule time with our team to see how our guides and copilot are helping hiring teams run an unbiased, equitable process, every time.
Request a Demo"With Pillar, we are now able to collect high quality candidate feedback in real time and 85% of feedback is submitted in 48 hours or less. Pillar has made it so that we never have to chase down an interviewer for feedback again.”
