Voxcruit is actually pretty helpful for early-stage hiring. It saves a lot of time by automating first-round interviews, so recruiters don’t have to review every candidate manually. The questions feel relevant to the candidate’s resume, which is nice, and the follow-ups don’t feel random.
I liked that it gives quick summaries and scores, making it easy to shortlist people fast. The voice interaction is surprisingly natural, not too robotic, so it’s not awkward for candidates. The UI is also simple and clean, with nothing confusing.
Overall, it’s a solid tool if you want to speed up screening and maintain consistency. Still room to improve, but definitely useful.
Hi everyone! I'm Nazmul, one of the makers of Voxcruit.
We built to help teams hire based on skills instead of relying too heavily on resumes.
For a specific job description the required key skills are extracted by this app which recruiters could review and then adjust, and Voxcruit runs AI-powered interviews, including async voice interviews, then return scorecards and hiring recommendations.
We're trying to make hiring faster, more objective and more fucused on real ability.
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What's the biggest pain point in your hiring process today?
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