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Which AI interview question generator fits?
A decision flowchart for product managers, founders and researchers choosing how to draft interview questions with AI. It asks whether you already run interviews, whether you will change the questions after a pilot and whether you need a screener, and points to a free generator, a one-shot guide or a research assistant. Koji's research assistant drafts the questions, screener and follow-up depth in one brief.
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What's in this flowchart
Start: You have a research goal
- Do you already have a way to run interviews?
- No: go to 2.
- Yes: Use a free generator or a prompt. Spend the time you save on recruiting.
- Will you change the questions after a pilot?
- Yes: go to 3.
- No: Use a one-shot guide generator. A guide you run once can stay a document.
- Do you need to screen who takes part?
- Yes: go to 4.
- No: Skip the screener. Then go to 4.
- Draft the study in a research assistant. Questions, screener and follow-up depth in one brief.
- Finish: Preview it, then send the link.
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<p>Source: <a href="https://www.koji.so/visuals/choose-ai-interview-question-generator-flowchart">Which AI interview question generator fits?</a>, Koji</p>
