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Prehire training that shows candidates the job
Approved role information, candidate access rules and a fair bounded exercise.
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Nothing reaches your team until you approve it.
- One plan and one sample free
- You approve everything
- Skills quiz sent to candidates by link: available now
- Role lesson drafted from your source: available now
- Approval before a candidate sees it: available now
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Explain the work before a human hiring decision
Pre-hire training with Elvina is a preparation pack that shows a final-stage candidate one bounded, realistic task from the role. Recruiting leads and hiring managers use it before an offer. Elvina drafts a short role lesson and the task from your approved role overview, and HR plus the hiring manager approve it. A pre-hire skills quiz sent to candidates by link is available now. Hiring decisions stay with the manager, never with a score.
Example scenario with sample data.
What happens on the free demo
- Book 30 minutes. Pick a time with Elvina's team. The demo is free and runs on Zoom.
- Show the team your goal. Bring one role or one procedure. The team shows how Elvina would handle it, using sample materials.
- Agree on the next step. You leave with a plan for the first step and its price. Nothing reaches your team until you approve it.
Who this is for, and when
A recruiting lead at a customer contact center loses candidates in week one because the job was not what they pictured. She wants candidates to see a realistic task before an offer, within a bounded exercise that is fair to everyone and accessible. The trigger is a candidate reaching the final interview stage. Hiring decisions stay with people; no score decides.
How it works in Elvina
A preparation pack shows a realistic task and lets a candidate understand the role before discussing fit.
- The recruiting lead adds the approved Role Overview, the candidate access policy, and one bounded sample task to Company Knowledge.
- Creation Studio drafts a preparation pack with a short lesson on the role and a realistic call-handling task the candidate can attempt.
- The hiring manager and an HR reviewer confirm the task is fair, accessible, and free of anything that resembles unpaid work.
- The Learning Platform shares only the pack with each candidate by link, available now, with no access to internal materials.
- The candidate's attempt becomes a discussion topic in the final interview, led by the hiring manager.
A worked example
Imagine a fictional contact center, Clearline Customer Care, hiring twenty agents a month. Sources are the Agent Role Overview, the Candidate Access Policy, and a bounded sample task: responding to a billing question using a provided script. Candidates receive the pack after the second interview.
- Candidates saw a realistic call-handling task before accepting an offer.
- HR confirmed the exercise takes under fifteen minutes and requires no prior tools.
- Hiring managers used the attempt as an interview conversation, not a pass-fail gate.
What to check before relying on it
Confirm accessibility and organization policy. Do not use an unvalidated AI score to make hiring decisions.
- Candidate access is limited to the preparation pack and expires after the interview.
- The task was approved by both the hiring manager and HR before any candidate received it.
- No automated score from the attempt is used in the hiring decision.
- The pack meets the organization's accessibility requirements as confirmed by HR.
Where a person stays in charge
Elvina delivers the preparation pack; it does not evaluate candidates or rank them. Any AI-generated observation about an attempt is unvalidated and must not inform a hiring decision. Confirm accessibility, candidate data handling, and organization policy before use. The hiring manager owns the conversation and the decision.
Who does what in pre-hire training
| Role on your team | What the person keeps | What Elvina drafts | Status |
|---|---|---|---|
| HR generalist | Decides who is hired, when a new person starts and when they work alone | A plan for the first few days in each role and a readiness check for new hires | available now |
| Trainer | Coaches on the floor and judges whether the work is done right | Job aids and short quizzes for the task; the workspace shows who has completed them | available now |
| Line manager | Approves what reaches the team and follows up with anyone who falls behind | A progress digest by person and role | planned, not available today |
| Instructional designer | Sets the learning goal and checks the method and the wording | Draft lessons, courses and quizzes from your own documents | available now |
Nothing Elvina drafts reaches your team until a person on your side approves it.
What Elvina does not do, and when another tool fits
Elvina does not
- Evaluate, score or rank candidates.
- Make a hiring decision; the hiring manager owns the conversation and the call.
- Give candidates access to internal materials beyond the preparation pack.
- Set retention rules for candidate data; HR decides them.
Another tool fits better when
- You need to screen, score or rank applicants: keep your applicant tracking system and your interviewers.
- You need a formal hiring assessment: use one that has been validated for that role.
Questions about pre-hire training
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- Every lesson, plan and quiz stays a draft until you approve it. Check the approval step in the chat
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