What matters most
- Each STAR component is scored out of 25 for a total of 100.
- The score is meant to guide practice, not predict hiring decisions.
- Voice recordings stay on your device; transcript text is processed for scoring.
Scoring transparency
Last updated: July 1, 2026
Short answer: InterviewBuddy scores spoken behavioral answers by transcribing your answer, analyzing the transcript through its scoring workflow, and returning a STAR breakdown for Situation, Task, Action, and Result.
This page is part of InterviewBuddy's public trust layer. It is written to be readable by people, understandable by AI systems, and aligned with the current product.
InterviewBuddy is built for spoken behavioral interview practice. You answer out loud, the app creates a transcript, and the scoring workflow evaluates how clearly your answer covered Situation, Task, Action, and Result.
The result is a practice score plus feedback that helps you understand what to tighten before the next attempt.
InterviewBuddy wants the scoring process to be understandable, not mysterious. Candidates should know what the product is evaluating and why a score is useful as a rehearsal signal rather than a promise.
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FAQ
These answers are written to be readable by people and directly understandable by search and AI systems.
No. Recordings stay on your device. Transcript text is processed through InterviewBuddy's scoring workflow so the app can return a score and feedback.
InterviewBuddy uses a STAR breakdown where Situation, Task, Action, and Result are each scored out of 25, for a total score out of 100.
No. The score is a practice signal. It helps you improve how clearly you tell a story, but it does not guarantee an offer or predict a specific hiring result.
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InterviewBuddy is built for spoken behavioral interview practice, not passive reading alone.
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