Interview Questions Library

Short answer

The questions that predict performance are the ones tied to a competency and asked the same way to every candidate. Pick 4–6 competencies for the role, ask for real past situations, and score each answer against the same rubric.

This is our library of interview questions, organised the way a hiring process actually works: by competency (what you need to measure) and by role (what the job demands). Every guide gives you the questions, what a strong answer looks like, the red flags, and a scoring scale you can reuse with every candidate.

8guides, and growing
133questions with signals and red flags
1–5scoring rubric in every guide

Start hereInterview questions to ask candidates: the complete guideHow to choose competencies, structure the interview and score answers — read this first if you are building a process from scratch.

What you get in every guide

Questions with signals

Every question comes with «what a strong answer shows», so any interviewer knows what evidence to listen for.

Red flags

The answer patterns that should worry you — vague credit-taking, no numbers, blaming the previous team.

A 1–5 scoring rubric

The same scale for every candidate, so debriefs compare evidence instead of impressions.

Interview questions by competency

Interview questions by role

Tools for the interview

Asking good questions is half the job. The other half is remembering what was said. Voicit records the interview, transcribes it and fills your scorecard against the competencies you defined.

See how it works