GIA Assessment

Gia calls every applicant within minutes. You receive a complete picture.

Structured voice assessment, English proficiency indicator, situational response profile, and 10-language support — from a single call, at any volume.

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Role-Fit Scoring at Scale

Gia scores every candidate against your role brief — not a generic rubric. Get a ranked shortlist before you open a single resume.

Skill-Mapped Question Banks

Assessments are assembled from verified skill maps, not templated quizzes. Each test reflects the exact competencies your role demands.

Candidate-Friendly Async Format

Candidates complete assessments on their schedule — no calendaring required. Completion rates stay high without chasing follow-ups.

Instant Benchmark Comparisons

See how each candidate stacks up against your previous hires and live pipeline — not just a raw score, but context you can act on.

Other Interesting Features
Proctoring ControlsCustom Time LimitsMulti-Stage AssessmentsAuto-Disqualify RulesBulk Invite & TrackRetake Policies

Calls Within 3 Minutes

Gia dials every applicant within minutes of application — before intent fades and before your team logs on.

Structured AI Interviews

Every call follows a consistent, role-specific question set — qualifying skills, availability, salary fit and motivation.

Scored Shortlists — Automatically

Candidates are ranked by score and delivered as a clean shortlist. Recruiter opens pipeline to qualified candidates, not a pile of CVs.

Zero Manual Screening

Gia handles the entire top-of-funnel — first touch, qualification, scoring — without a recruiter picking up the phone.

<4 min to first call (median 3.3 min in production)
85% pickup rate · 64% shortlist rate from completed calls
10 languages

Every call

What happens on every GIA Assessment call

From first ring to close, every stage is structured, consistent, and branded to the employer.

Call stage What Gia does Duration
Opening Introduces itself as [Company]'s recruiting assistant. Clear, professional, branded to the employer. 30 sec
Availability and location Confirms start date, location fit, format (remote/hybrid/onsite), any competing interviews. 1–2 min
Role-specific assessment Questions from the Recruitment Plan — skill competencies, experience depth, domain knowledge. Adaptive follow-up on incomplete answers. 3–5 min
Situational scenario if enabled Gia introduces a live scenario relevant to the role. Candidate responds in real time. Five dimensions evaluated. 2–4 min
Compensation check Candidate's stated expectations compared to the configured range. Misalignments flagged without revealing the full range. 1 min
Motivation and fit Why are you considering a move? What interests you about this role? 1–2 min
Close Thanks the candidate. Sets expectations for next steps. Offers a Q&A. 100% of candidates offered Q&A. 30 sec

Shortlisting

How the shortlist is built

Every candidate who completes the call is scored against the criteria configured in the Recruitment Plan. Composite score = weighted sum of role-fit dimensions. Candidates above threshold appear in shortlist. Candidates below are declined with respectful exit message.

June 2026 pilot

64% of completed assessment calls led to shortlisting. Smart exits — when a must-have criterion failed — completed in under 2 minutes.

64% shortlist rate from completed calls
<2 min smart exit when must-have criteria fail
100% of candidates offered Q&A at close
Layer 1

English Language Proficiency Indicator

Know before you test.

ELPI runs during the standard Gia assessment call — no extra step for the candidate. Evaluates four observable English language dimensions derived from the CEFR framework. Output is a CEFR-band indicator.

Four evaluated dimensions

Dimension What Gia evaluates CEFR signal
Repetition patterns Rate of word and phrase repetition across the full call. High repetition = limited vocabulary range. Below B1 — candidate relies on a small set of formulaic phrases
Rephrasing ability Can the candidate restate answers in different words when Gia rephrases a question? B1/B2 threshold — rephrasing accurately and fluently is a B2+ signal
Vocabulary range Spread of distinct vocabulary — particularly domain-relevant terms and idiomatic expressions. B2+ candidates introduce domain vocabulary naturally. A2 candidates stay in high-frequency words.
Fluency under pressure Does language quality hold when Gia introduces the situational scenario? B1 vs B2 discriminator — maintaining fluency under pressure is a B2 signal

ELPI output bands

Advanced — strong signal C1–C2

High confidence of CEFR pass. Advance to formal test or interview directly.

Proficient — likely eligible B2

Recommended for formal CEFR assessment. High probability of pass.

Developing B1

Back-office or non-voice roles. Not recommended for English-medium customer-facing placement.

Below threshold A1–A2

Decline for English-medium roles. Route to regional language assessment if applicable.

ELPI is an indicator, not a certification. It does not constitute an official CEFR assessment. It is a pre-test filter — its function is to identify who is worth sending for formal testing, not to certify language proficiency.

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Layer 2

Situational Assessment

Gia puts the candidate in the situation.

A candidate's answer to "how would you handle a difficult customer?" is not the same as how they behave when Gia places them in one mid-call.

Five evaluated dimensions

Composure under pressure

Does the candidate maintain coherent, structured communication when surprised?

Problem framing

Can the candidate distinguish symptom from root cause? Problem framing predicts how candidates handle ambiguous situations.

Empathy signals

Does the candidate acknowledge the other party's position before advocating their resolution? Predicts high-performing CX candidates.

Resolution instinct

Does the candidate propose a specific resolution or describe a process without committing? Specificity predicts action orientation.

Narrative coherence

Does the candidate's story hold together under Gia's follow-up questions? Coached responses tend to become inconsistent under follow-up.

Scenarios by role type

Role type Scenario What it surfaces
CX / Customer service "A customer is threatening to escalate and post publicly about a delayed order. You are the first contact." Empathy sequencing, composure under emotional pressure.
Field sales / BD "Halfway through a sales meeting, the prospect says a competitor is 20% cheaper. What do you do?" Problem framing — defend on price or reframe on value?
Team lead / Junior manager "Two team members are in conflict about a shared client. Team morale is affected." Empathy on both sides before acting? Escalation instinct vs resolution instinct.
Operations / Back office "You find a data error in deliverables already sent to a client. Your manager is in a meeting." Escalation logic. Resolution specificity. Narrative coherence.

Custom scenarios available — validated by Gigin team before deployment.

Layer 3

Vernacular Language Support

Gia speaks the languages your candidates speak — same criteria, same standards.

Language configured per role type or geography. Assessment criteria, question set, and scoring rubric remain identical across all languages. Assessment notes and transcripts delivered in English for recruiter review.

India — Eight Languages

Language Regional reach
Hindi North India — broadest reach across states and tier-2/3 cities
Bengali West Bengal, Northeast India
Tamil Tamil Nadu, Chennai
Telugu Andhra Pradesh and Telangana
Marathi Maharashtra — Mumbai, Pune
Kannada Karnataka — Bangalore
Gujarati Gujarat — BFSI, manufacturing
Malayalam Kerala — healthcare, IT professionals

US — Two Additional Languages

Language US reach
Spanish US Hispanic workforce — frontline, hospitality, retail, healthcare, logistics
Portuguese Brazilian-American community — construction, hospitality, healthcare

When Situational Assessment and ELPI are both enabled, the situational scenario is presented in English to observe CEFR-level fluency. The rest of the call continues in the configured language.

Production data

Response speed and consistency

Figures from the June 2026 pilot — 414 applications across 8 Indian cities.

Metric Number Source
Time to first call Under 4 minutes (median 3.3 min) June 2026 pilot — 414 applications, 8 Indian cities
Resume evaluation speed Median 6.8 sec per resume — 414 resumes in 17 minutes June 2026 pilot
Voice call pickup rate 85% vs 30–40% industry benchmark June 2026 pilot — 127 of 150 calls connected
Shortlist rate from completed calls 64% June 2026 pilot
After-hours consistency 32–33% shortlist rate across business hours, evenings, and overnight June 2026 pilot — 45% of shortlists produced outside 9am–6pm

Common questions

GIA Assessment — frequently asked

Yes. Gia identifies itself as [Company]'s recruiting assistant on every call. In a June 2026 production pilot, 83% of candidates gave an affirmative first response. Only 4 of 127 candidates questioned that they were speaking with an AI.

Situational Assessment adds 2–4 minutes — a standard call runs 7–8 minutes; with Situational it runs 10–12 minutes. ELPI runs concurrently — no additional duration. Neither requires a separate call.

Yes. The threshold is configurable per role type. A customer-facing English-medium CX role might require a B2 signal; a back-office role might accept B1.

Yes — within a role type, every candidate receives the same scenario. Consistent scenarios produce comparable responses.

Yes. Gia conducts the call in the candidate's configured language. Assessment notes, transcripts, and the ELPI indicator are generated in English for recruiter review.

Gia currently supports 10 languages. If a candidate switches to an unsupported language, Gia acknowledges, continues in the configured language, and flags the language preference in assessment notes.

No. ELPI identifies who is likely to pass a formal CEFR test before you spend on one. It is a pre-test filter — not a certification.

Gia acknowledges the preference respectfully and logs the candidate as 'preferred human contact.' The recruiter is notified and can choose to call manually. The candidate is not removed from the pipeline.

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