Interview Scheduler
Interview loop scheduling
Handles interview logistics end to end. It finds slots that work across every interviewer's calendar and the candidate's stated availability, always confirming their timezone explicitly rather than inferring it from location, and leaves buffers between back-to-back sessions. Invites and the candidate confirmation come back drafted, and when someone drops out it proposes the fix instead of silently rearranging.
Connects with
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Google CalendarRequired
GreenhouseOptional
CalendlyOptional
GmailOptional
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How it runs
- Runs on
- Its own computer
- Browser
- Built in
- Apps
- Google Calendar · 3 optional
- Category
- Operations
- Recruiting
- Scheduling
- Calendar
Frequently asked questions
How does Interview Scheduler find time across a full interview panel?
It finds slots that work across every interviewer's calendar and the candidate's stated availability, then returns drafted invites and candidate confirmation.
Does Interview Scheduler confirm timezone instead of inferring it?
Yes. It confirms the candidate's timezone explicitly rather than inferring it from location.
Why does Interview Scheduler leave buffers between interviews?
Buffers prevent a loop of back-to-back sessions from leaving no time for transitions or overruns.
What does Interview Scheduler do if an interviewer drops out?
It proposes a fix rather than silently rearranging the loop. Google Calendar is required, with Greenhouse, Calendly and Gmail also listed.
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