Hires who can sell
You see the selling before the offer, so a yes from the panel rests on more than an interview.
Candidates sell to an AI buyer built from your product, your customers and your methodology. Your hiring team sees how each one handled the conversation, scored on the criteria you use for your current reps.
Buyer: "We already have a vendor for this."
Jordan: "Understood. What would have to change for you to look at another option?"
Every sales hire costs more than a salary: recruiter fees, hours of panel interviews, months of ramp and manager time. When a hire doesn't work out, that cumulative cost is felt. You need a good hiring success rate, yet the decision too often rests on a resume, a panel and a gut call.
Brevity puts every candidate in the same selling conversation with an AI buyer. Your panel sees how each candidate opened, asked questions, handled the objection and asked for the next step. With an extra layer of objectivity, you're in the best position to make the right call.
Candidates run the scenario on their own time. Your team reviews what they did before the panel.
The scenario is built from your product, the buyer your team sells to and your methodology. It's the conversation a new hire would have in their first month.
Each candidate runs the same scenario out loud, with an AI buyer who responds to what they say and pushes back the way your customers do.
Each candidate is scored on the criteria you use for your current reps, with the moments behind every score. Interviews follow up on what the panel saw.
Candidates sell to an AI buyer who knows your product, raises the objections your customers raise and reacts to what the candidate says. The scenario follows your methodology, so you see how a candidate handles the conversations your team has every week.
"We already have a vendor for this. Why would we switch?"
Every candidate meets the same buyer and is scored the same way. Panels stop comparing different interviews and start from a shared view of how each candidate sold.
Open with an agenda, uncover the operational pain and earn the next meeting.
Your Progress
Passing criteria: Score 85+ on 3 total practices.
The same scenario from the hiring process. Practice it until it's second nature.
After the offer, new hires keep practicing on the same platform and the same scenarios. Training Plans structures their onboarding into scored role plays, and Meeting Analyzer reviews their first customer calls.
Your hiring team makes the call with more to go on.
You see the selling before the offer, so a yes from the panel rests on more than an interview.
Everyone reviews the same conversation on the same criteria, so debriefs start from shared ground.
Interviews follow up on what each candidate did in the scenario instead of walking through the resume.
New hires already know the platform and keep practicing on the same scenarios from day one.
Role Plays runs the scenario, Training Plans structures onboarding and Meeting Analyzer reviews customer calls.
Practice realistic sales scenarios with AI buyers that adapt to your skill level and push you to improve.
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