Real world hiring decisions are based on assessments of knowledge and skills as well as holistic judgments of person-job fit. Empirical studies show that non-verbal behavior is as important as the verbal response in job interviews.
The success or failure of the interviewee's effort is traditionally assessed subjectively by the interviewer, either through a holistic impression or quantitative ratings. The validity and reliability of these assessments is subject to much debate.
The new emerging alternative to the traditional human-only interview assessment model is to augment human judgment with automated assessment of interview performance. This is being done by conducting robot video-based interviews bringing many benefits to both interviewers and interviewees, including the convenience of offline reviewing and decision making by human resources enables 4X faster hiring.
The challenge is to build an automated scoring model to predict behavioral traits of candidates who take their robot interviews using their recorded videos.