Feature

Interview scorecards & questionnaires for fair hiring

Unstructured interviews produce inconsistent, biased decisions. Digital Arrow's questionnaires and scorecards make every evaluation comparable: the same questions, the same rubric, ratings you can line up side by side — so you hire on signal, not on who interviewed last.

Structured questionnaires

Text, multiple-choice and video-answer questions standardize what you ask every candidate for a role.

Comparable scorecards

Interviewers rate against a shared rubric, so ratings are consistent and easy to compare across a panel.

Less bias, faster decisions

A consistent process reduces gut-feel bias and speeds up shortlisting — the strongest candidates stand out clearly.

Why scorecards beat gut feel

When interviewers each ask different things and rate on instinct, decisions drift and good candidates slip through. Scorecards and questionnaires fix that: a shared set of questions and a shared rubric make every evaluation comparable, which is both fairer and faster.

Built into the pipeline, not bolted on

Questionnaires and scorecards live on the candidate record next to their CV, async video answers and pipeline stage — so the whole evaluation is in one place, and it carries forward when you hire, onboard and bill.

Frequently asked questions

Does Digital Arrow support interview scorecards?

Yes. Build standardized questionnaires (text, multiple-choice, video) and score candidates against a shared rubric so every evaluation is comparable.

How do scorecards reduce bias?

By making every candidate answer the same questions and be rated on the same criteria, so decisions rest on consistent signal rather than who interviewed most recently.

Do scorecards work with video interviews?

Yes — score async or live video answers against the rubric, all attached to the candidate record in one workspace.

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