Live Interview Assist
Adding your stories
Write down what really happened behind your achievements, so behavioural questions are answered from real events.
Updated September 22, 2026
A résumé records results, not events. "Tell me about a time a stakeholder disagreed with you" needs the event — and without one written down, the honest answer is a prompt for you, not an invented story.
Adding one
On the check screen before a live interview, press Write it down and fill in what you can:
- a title, and where it happened;
- what was going on, what you did, and how it ended;
- who was involved;
- any figures — only real ones.
Stories can be edited and deleted, and they're kept for future sessions.
How they're used
When a question calls for an event like this, the assistant tells your story in your words. It's the only way it will ever describe an event like this.
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