Live Interview Assist
Letting it hear the interviewer
In the browser, share the meeting tab with “Also share tab audio” ticked. Your microphone is heard separately.
Updated September 22, 2026
Live Interview Assist needs to hear the interviewer to know what was asked.
In the browser
- Join the meeting in a browser tab.
- In JobMatch, turn on listening. Your browser opens its share picker.
- Choose the tab with the meeting, and tick Also share tab audio.
- Press Share.
Only the audio is used; the video is dropped immediately.
Your microphone
Your microphone is heard separately and labelled as you. Only the interviewer's audio can trigger an answer. Your side is used to follow along as you read and to know what you've already said.
Desktop meeting apps
A meeting in the Zoom or Teams desktop app isn't a browser tab, so the browser can't hear it. Use JobMatch Desktop, or type or paste each question into the box at the bottom of the live screen.
Where the audio goes
Audio streams from your computer straight to our transcription provider. It never passes through our servers and is never stored by us. More
Was this article helpful?
Related articles
- TroubleshootingLive Interview isn't hearing the interviewerUsually tab audio wasn’t shared, or the meeting is in a desktop app. Share the tab with audio, or use the desktop app.
- Live Interview AssistDesktop app or browser?Use the browser or Windows/Mac desktop app, and continue a saved interview across them.
- Privacy & dataInterview audio: what is and isn’t keptAudio streams straight to our transcription provider and is never stored by us. The questions and answers you saw are saved for your review.
Didn’t find your answer?
Ask the assistant
Instant answers from this help center. Signed in, it can also see your credit balance and recent wallet activity.
Talk to a person
Send our team a message. You’ll get a reference number, and a person replies by email.