During the interview
What happens if I switch tabs during the interview?
Switching tabs, copying, pasting or leaving full screen is recorded and shown to you as a notice. Your interview keeps running and nothing is cancelled, but the events go into the report the hirer reads.
What is watched, and what you see
| What you did | The notice on screen |
|---|---|
| Left the tab and came back | Attention: Unusual Activity Detected, with We noticed you switched tabs |
| Copied text | Clipboard Activity, with We noticed you attempted to copy content |
| Pasted text | Clipboard Activity, with We noticed you attempted to paste content |
| Left full screen | Full-Screen Exit, with We noticed you exited full-screen mode |
What is recorded
- Your audio and video for the whole session.
- Screen activity such as the events above.
- A proctoring score, which is part of the report shared with the employer.
Related questions
Will one accidental tab switch reject me?
One event is recorded, not judged on its own. The hiring team reads the whole report and decides.
Does Maya mention it out loud?
She may say one short line about what was noticed and then carry on. She does not repeat it or re-ask the question.
Is someone watching me live?
No. The session is recorded and the report is read afterwards by the hiring team.
What does the camera warning mean?
Lines such as We cannot see you in frame or More than one person in frame are a nudge to move back into view. They are not part of your score.
