A short call with Aria.
Aria is the executive recruiter EMAAR uses to screen senior candidates. Pick the seat you'd like to interview for — she'll run you through five minutes of the real thing. Nothing is recorded. Headphones recommended.
Owning the technology backbone of one of the world's largest real-estate developers — a five-minute mock of how the real interview opens.
The candidate sees four things.
Every dossier walks the same path: intake, council, brief, candidate hub. The candidate experiences only the last step — the short call with Aria you just tried, and, if the role asks for it, a form or a document upload. Everything else happens before they ever pick up.
- 01
Intake
≤ 60sA leader drops a CV, a JD, or a combined PDF. Haiku classifies each file. Aria pulls cited facts from the CV, drafts the Hiring Blueprint from the JD. The leader reviews the classification and approves the blueprint.
- 02
Council
~3 minFive agents — Profile, Advocate, Adversary, Investigator, Arbiter — convene. They debate the fit. The Adversary surfaces weak signals the Advocate missed. The Investigator drafts a voice probe to chase what's missing. Arbiter writes the verdict.
- 03
Brief
renders inlineThe Chairman's Brief lands as a one-page PDF: cited claims, an honest scorecard, the Adversary's note. Light + dark mode. Every claim traces to a source coordinate. Nothing invented.
- 04
Candidate hub
candidate's paceA short link goes to the candidate. They land on a hub that shows only what their role needs — the voice round you just heard, maybe a form, maybe a document.