myInterview Interview: How It Works, Questions, and Tips

myInterview is a one-way video interview tool. You get a link, answer a few questions on camera, and the employer watches later. In 2025 the company Radancy bought myInterview, so the pages and emails you see may say Radancy.

Most myInterview interviews are short. The help center says the average one takes about 15 minutes, with 5 to 10 questions and 1 to 3 minutes per answer. You can practice first, and the practice videos are not sent.

Radancy bought myInterview in September 2025, so your invite, help pages, and confirmation email may say Radancy.

Who uses it: Retail, theme parks, nonprofits, and large companies. Six Flags, 7-Eleven, River Island, Goodwill, and Roche were named as clients when Radancy bought it.

1. Open the link from the employer in Chrome or Firefox.
2. Allow your camera and microphone when asked.
3. Choose Let Me Practice First and record a few practice answers. They stay with you.
4. Start the interview. You see the total number of questions and about how long it will take.
5. Read each question. On a closed question, recording starts after 30 seconds. On an open question, you start when you are ready.
6. Watch your answer. If you see a retake button, you can record again, then click the circle under the take you want to send.
7. Press Next to move on. You cannot go back, so check each answer first. Press Finish at the end and wait for the success message.

Each employer writes its own questions, and there is no public list of myInterview questions. These are common screening questions that fit the myInterview format, with what each one tests.

1. Tell us about yourself. (A short, clear intro)
2. Why do you want to work here? (Interest in the company)
3. Why are you a good fit for this role? (Match to the job)
4. Tell us about a time you gave great customer service. (People skills)
5. Tell us about a time you worked as part of a team. (Teamwork)
6. How would you handle a difficult customer? (Judgment under pressure)

Answer each one with a real example: what was going on, what you did, and how it ended. The STAR method guide shows the shape.

Specific to myInterview:

• Use Let Me Practice First. It is the practice built into your real interview link, and nothing you record there goes to the employer.
• MyInterviewPractice.com is a separate company with a similar name. It is not part of myInterview or Radancy.
• Watch for closed questions. The 30 second countdown starts as soon as the question shows, so read fast and plan your first sentence.
• Pick your take with care. If you have retakes, click the circle under the video you want to send before you press Next.

For any recorded interview:

• Put the camera at eye level and the light in front of you, not behind.
• Use the think time to pick your example, not to write a script.
• Aim for 60 to 90 seconds per answer. End on how it turned out.
• Do it early in the window. If something breaks, you still have time to ask for a new link.

myInterview screens are usually short, about 15 minutes on average with no more than 10 questions. Closed questions give a 30 second countdown, which is close to HireVue, and open questions let you start when ready. When you have retakes, you choose which take to send.

Got a HireVue invite instead? See free HireVue practice and the HireVue timing guide.

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