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New top story on Hacker News: Real Interview Recordings to Help Job Seekers

Real Interview Recordings to Help Job Seekers
8 by oshinubijoshua | 5 comments on Hacker News.
I'm exploring an idea for a platform that will allow job interviewees (esp. techies) to share their interview recordings to help others prepare for similar interviews. I believe this will be extremely valuable for job seekers who are looking to improve their interview skills and gain insights into what employers are really looking for. However, I'm aware that privacy and anonymity is a big concern and I want to make sure that interviewees feel safe and comfortable sharing their recordings. So, I've put a lot of thought into how we can ensure anonymity while still providing valuable insights to job seekers. Here's what I'm thinking so far: - All videos will be completely anonymized before being shared on the platform. This includes blurring out faces, changing voices (if requested), and removing any identifying information such as company names and any personal info. - All videos will be thoroughly reviewed before being published to ensure that they meet strict standards for anonymity and content. As a means to reward them, interviewees can also choose to receive compensation for their video through a system similar to Buy Me A Coffee where viewers tip them if they found it helpful. I would really appreciate any feedback on this. Do you think this would be valuable for job seekers? And do you have any concerns or suggestions? Let me know what y'all think!

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