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What We Expect

During your Serin interview, we expect you to:
  • Attend the interview yourself — The person who applied should be the person interviewed.
  • Stay focused — Give the interview your full attention for the duration of the session.
  • Answer honestly — Share your genuine experience, skills, and perspective.
  • Avoid interruptions — Minimize distractions from other people, devices, or applications.
  • Complete the interview independently — Rely on your own knowledge and experience when responding.

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Things to Avoid

To maintain fairness for all candidates, please avoid:
  • Having someone else answer questions on your behalf
  • Frequently switching away from the interview window
  • Using unauthorized assistance during the session
  • Interrupting or disrupting the interview repeatedly
These guidelines exist to protect both candidates and employers. Following them helps ensure your performance reflects your true abilities.

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Privacy

  • Interview data is used for evaluation — Your session recording, transcript, and responses are used to assess your fit for the role.
  • Organizations control access — The hiring organization decides who on their team can view your interview report and related materials.
  • Your data is not public — Interview results are shared only within the organization’s hiring workflow, not published publicly on Serin.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Short pauses while thinking are natural. However, Serin interviews are designed to be completed in one sitting. Plan enough uninterrupted time before you start. If you experience a technical issue, follow the on-screen guidance or contact the organization.
Generally, no. Once an interview session ends, it cannot be restarted on your own. If you believe your session was affected by a technical problem, kindly contact the organization where you had applied.
No. Complete your interview on a single device. Switching devices mid-session may interrupt your session and affect your evaluation.
Brief interruptions happen. Try to interview in a private space. Repeated or sustained interruptions may affect how your session is reviewed by the organization.