Interviews
Use interview scorecards
By Careerlister LLC · Published 5/7/2026 · Updated 7/16/2026
Open the interview from the applicant or calendar
Start from the applicant record when you need candidate context, or the calendar when you are working through the interview schedule.
- Confirm you are scoring the correct interview.
- Review the resume, notes, messages, and prior activity before entering feedback.
Score the same criteria consistently
Use the scorecard fields as a shared evaluation structure, not as a replacement for the interview conversation.
- Score each competency based on interview evidence.
- Use comments to explain important context behind the rating.
- Choose a recommendation that matches the written feedback.
Use scorecards before final decisions
Compare scorecards before moving a candidate forward, rejecting them, or preparing an offer.
- Look for gaps where an interviewer has not completed feedback.
- Review scorecard comments alongside notes and activity history.
- Do not rely on the score alone when written feedback tells a different story.