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Work Update - We Built an AI Interviewer 🎉 We’ve been working on something for the past few months, and I’m really excited to finally share it. It’s called Pizo - the world’s first AI-powered two-way interviewer. With Pizo, candidates can see and interact with their AI interviewer in... real time. It’s designed to make hiring easy, scalable, and way more natural and human, while streamlining the whole process. Here's what sets Pizo apart: - Face-to-face AI interviews that feel like real conversations - Dynamic follow-up questions based on candidate responses - Faster, smoother hiring for both candidates and employers We’ve been using it at ClanX, and a few other companies are already seeing great results. Pizo is now in public beta. Join the waitlist at Do check let me know what you think, I'm open to early feedback! Lastly, tag someone who should see this :)show more

Juned Khatri | Engineer Turned Recruiter 🇮🇳

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Juned Khatri | Engineer Turned Recruitervor 1 Jahr

Would love to hear your thoughts: @_svs_ @iMayavi @i_m_Pania @_sankyy @hey_yogini @designerdada @sausaw @paraschopra @_jaydeepkarale @WHYkalwani @DhiruCodes @hSanat

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Yangvor 1 Jahr

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Sahil Gulativor 1 Jahr

B2B sale is on its way

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Juned Khatri | Engineer Turned Recruitervor 1 Jahr

haha. looking forward

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sumitvor 1 Jahr

congrats on launching pizo! this sounds like a game-changer for hiring. can’t wait to see where this goes—wishing you and the team all the success 🥳🌸

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Juned Khatri | Engineer Turned Recruitervor 1 Jahr

Thanks for the kind words Sumit

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Dhikshith Reddyvor 1 Jahr

Woah, that’s amazing! Congrats on the launch, also consider launching on product hunt when you go live.

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Vijish Madhavanvor 1 Jahr

If AI can conduct interviews, do we even need employees anymore?

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Dhruv Mehtavor 1 Jahr

Have worked on something similar and given interviews too , (ex: on Micro1) , rn I honestly think as an engineer its not upto the mark even for tech intern level hiring acc to me . Best of luck to you . :)

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Nancy Chauhan ☁️vor 1 Jahr

That is great! How are you handling any sort of bias AI models can introduce in hiring process ?

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Prathap Reddyvor 1 Jahr

This is soo good. Will it provide feedback too?

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Juned Khatri | Engineer Turned Recruitervor 1 Jahr

Yes, it does. That's the point. There is a report generated post interview, we call it ProfileX

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We’re thrilled to share that Outset has raised $17M in Series A funding, led by 8VC to help companies better understand their customers. When michael hess and I founded Outset, we set out to solve a critical problem: truly understanding your customer is painfully slow, expensive, and at times, impossible. It shouldn’t be. We believed AI could change this by focusing on the human side of AI. So we built the world’s first AI-interviewer. An AI agent that asked questions, listened, and learned from real humans. By removing the barriers of traditional research and allowing companies to have deeper conversations with more customers more quickly, we could help teams infuse their products with genuine human understanding at a speed and scale previously impossible. So what was the moment we knew we were onto something? When WeightWatchers ran that first pilot back in early 2023. Participants shared incredible amounts of depth, all with the world’s first AI-interviewer. We got a call the next day from their head of research: "You built a thing. We want that thing. How do I pay you for it?" That validation has turned into explosive growth. We've doubled our revenue in just the last 4 months alone, with >50 enterprise customers like Nestlé, Microsoft, and WeightWatchers trusting us to unlock deeper customer insights. All of this built on the backs of a truly special early team with 0 employee turnover. This funding round was led by 8VC, with participation from an incredible group, including: Future Back Ventures by Bain & Company, Y Combinator / Garry Tan, Adverb Ventures /April Underwood / Jessica Verrilli ), Alt Capital / Jack Altman , Rebel Fund, Genius Ventures, Ritual Capital, and many more. So what's next? We're scaling our engineering and go-to-market teams to build the world's most powerful agentic customer research platform. All focused on one mission: helping companies better understand humans. To our customers, investors, and team - thank you for believing in this vision. Now check out the video to see Outset in action, testing the video itself with real people!

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