Not at all - it's more of a memory aid than a cheat sheet. Think of it like having your resume in front of you during a phone interview.
The idea is to jog your memory about your own experiences and help structure your thoughts when you're nervous. Users are meant to glance at key points, not read answers word for word.
We've built in a practice mode so people can learn to use it effectively without relying on it too heavily. The goal is to help folks present their best selves, especially those who struggle with interview anxiety.
That said, I'm definitely open to suggestions on how we can further encourage proper use. Any thoughts on striking the right balance?
The idea is to jog your memory about your own experiences and help structure your thoughts when you're nervous. Users are meant to glance at key points, not read answers word for word.
We've built in a practice mode so people can learn to use it effectively without relying on it too heavily. The goal is to help folks present their best selves, especially those who struggle with interview anxiety.
That said, I'm definitely open to suggestions on how we can further encourage proper use. Any thoughts on striking the right balance?