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Interview guides and STAR questions, ready for every candidate
For recruiters who want every candidate interviewed against the same criteria. In ReCo, a Session Guide holds the requirements and assessment criteria for a role, grouped in sections, and Guide Notes hold the set of questions assigned to them; your Session Notes stay separate, for what you hear from each candidate. You build the guide once per role and it loads for every candidate in the project, so every interview is prepared and repeatable. Suggest Questions adds questions built with the STAR method and tailored to the CV and the role, and the same requirements later structure the report.
- Product management in B2B SaaS or fintech environmentsyears of experience · key examples · tools and methods used
- Knowledge of payments, onboarding, compliance or regulated product areas
- Leading complex product initiatives across multiple teams
- Have you ever managed other team members?How many · Level of responsibility for others
- Ability to handle difficult prioritization and performance conversations
- Walk me through a recent product you managed end-to-end in a B2B SaaS or fintech environment and the concrete outcomes you achieved.
- Describe your experience with payments, onboarding or compliance products and how regulation influenced your product decisions.
- Tell me about a complex product initiative you led across multiple teams and how you structured and drove it to delivery.
- Give an example of a time you had to make a difficult prioritization decision and communicate it to stakeholders who disagreed.
- Why are you considering a change now, and what are you looking for in your next role?
A Session Guide and Guide Notes in a demo session for a Product Manager role.
One guide per role, used in every interview
Prepare the structure once and reuse it, so every candidate is interviewed and assessed against the same requirements.
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Build the guide
Add sections and requirements for the role, or start from a default guide: Interview, Intake Meeting or Reference Check.
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Assign questions in Guide Notes
Attach a set of questions to each requirement, so the criteria and the questions that test them stay together and in view during the call.
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Tailor it to the candidate
Use Suggest Questions to get STAR questions and follow-ups based on the CV and the role, and during the call from the live transcript.
Interview guide template, with a filled STAR example
Copy the template for your next role. The filled example works through one criterion with STAR questions: situation and task, the candidate's own action and the result, with the evidence it produced and what is still unknown.
Product Lead: leading initiatives across teams
Same criteria, every candidate
Structured interviews are easier to compare and easier to explain to a client or hiring manager.
Apples to apples
Every candidate is asked about the same requirements, so differences in evidence are easy to see.
Prepared in minutes
Reuse a guide for the next candidate in the project instead of rebuilding your question list.
The report is already structured
The requirements you interview against become the sections of the report, so the write-up starts in the right shape.
Interview guides in ReCo: FAQ
Session Guides, Guide Notes and suggested questions.
Pricing
From interview to recommendation. 50–80% faster.
Less than the cost of writing one recommendation report manually.
The same workspace for the whole team, priced around its size.

Interview admin went from the heaviest part of the day to something that barely registers.




