Robotic screenings caused applicant fatigue. Now, low-latency AI holds natural 25-minute interviews that handle interruptions.
A voice AI platform automates the recruitment process by conducting interviews and answering candidate questions at scale.
Candidates often disengage from automated screenings if the interaction feels robotic or suffers from latency lags. The platform needed a voice...
“I applied for Bolna’s Founding Engineer role and had a long conversation with Sara (AI) not only about my skills but also regarding my career goals. I never felt uncomfortable that I was speaking to an AI. In fact, I felt like I was speaking to someone who was genuinely interested in my achievements… From the quick responses, pauses, handling my interruptions, and especially, speaking in a way that made me feel enthusiastic to continue the conversation, I was very impressed.”
Conversational AI platform for automated multilingual voice agents and calling.
AI voice synthesis platform for text-to-speech, dubbing, and voice cloning.
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