It went through my resume, parsed it and asked me questions related to the companies I worked with, projects and technologies/tools.
It understood the context from my answers, and asked me follow up questions. If I gave slightly vague answer it ensured to pick that specific part and formed next question on the basis of that.
It really felt like I'm talking to a real person.
This tool is more than enough to replace initial screening calls done by recruiters.
Basically TOO Good!!
Tool: https://mercor.com/
I would take anything blatantly positive about Mercor with a grain of salt. I think they are just trying to get in as many interviews as possible to train their AI, i haven't found any account of people actually getting contracts through it other than a month old 0 karma reddit bots.
Fun thing to try, but don't take it seriously
Will try it too
I tried a same months ago with babblebots.ai , idk how much improvement they did with the product till then
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