Use a role-relevant situation.
Candidates face the ambiguity, stakeholders, constraints and trade-offs that matter in the target role.
STEP Hire is being developed as a work-simulation evidence layer between application and manager interview. Candidates complete comparable, role-relevant work. Human decision owners review the evidence and confirm interview progression.
STEP Hire is not yet launched for live external hiring. The current product work is a synthetic, deterministic demonstration and requires buyer, legal, validation and operational readiness before use with candidates.
Keyword filters and unstructured résumé review can miss how someone frames messy work, tests AI output, handles evidence, communicates uncertainty and escalates responsibly. STEP Hire is designed to add job-relevant work evidence before manager interview.
Candidates face the ambiguity, stakeholders, constraints and trade-offs that matter in the target role.
The assessment design aims to give eligible candidates the same approved work context and a versioned rubric.
AI may assist with evidence processing, but configured checks and a human decision owner remain part of the progression workflow.
STEP Hire is not another generic test catalogue. Its intended role is to create a structured work sample and a useful evidence handoff for the manager interview.
Before live hiring use, the product needs role analysis, anchored rubrics, multiple scenarios or forms, reviewer calibration, accessibility and accommodation paths, audit records, legal review and a governed validation plan.
The right early partner has a role where résumé signals are weak, managers can define credible work, candidate volume justifies a structured screen and the organisation can support validation, accessibility and human review.
We are interested in design-partner conversations with talent leaders, hiring managers, assessment specialists and legal or people-governance teams.
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