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The quickest way to see if it fits. Get interviewed.

Not a video, not a slide deck. A real AI interview, run by a Quisquilia interviewer. You can try three, ten to fifteen minutes each, by voice or in writing. At the end you get a result to read straight away. The demo interviews are in Italian.

Start now (in Italian, opens in a new tab) First, what happens?

Three interviews, three different results.

On each demo page you can look at a sample result first. Yours stays in your browser and you can download it.

Carlo AI interviewer

Listening · 02:11

Example · made-up data
  1. The last time you copied orders into the system, how long did it take?
  2. A good hour. They come in as PDFs and I retype them line by line.
  3. And when an order doesn’t add up, who notices?
  4. Me. I call the customer, because I already know where they went wrong.

In the resultCopying orders can go to an agent. The phone call stays yours.

  1. Catherineabout 10 minutes

    The Philosopher

    A game about artificial intelligence. Catherine plays devil’s advocate. Whatever you think about AI, she shows you the other side and asks if you stand your ground. At the end you find out which of nine thinkers you resemble, from Aristotle to Donna Haraway, with a postcard to share and a reading in twelve cards.

    Take this interview (in Italian, opens in a new tab)

  2. Carloabout 10 minutes

    What you hand to an agent. And what you don’t.

    Carlo reconstructs your working week and looks for the dull part, the things you copy, chase and redo the same way every time. At the end you see how many hours an agent could take on today, what stays yours and why, and where your attention could go with the time you get back.

    Take this interview (in Italian, opens in a new tab)

  3. Micheleabout 15 minutes

    Digital and AI readiness assessment

    Michele asks for episodes, not opinions. How files move around, where AI is already in use, what lives only in someone’s head. The result is a profile on four dimensions (self-assessment, digital at work, actual AI use, knowledge). For each one you get the level, your own words and what is missing for the next step. Levels go from “starting point” to “mature” and they are not a grade.

    Take this interview (in Italian, opens in a new tab)

These are three of the use cases we run, and the demos speak Italian. In a project the interview is built around your case and the people you want to hear from.

From the privacy notice to the first question.

  1. Read the privacy notice.

    Before you start we tell you what happens to your data. You tick three boxes, and a fourth only if you choose to speak.

  2. Get your link.

    You leave your name and email and receive a personal link, valid for 24 hours, that opens all three interviews. The interviewer also uses your name to address you.

  3. Choose and answer.

    Each interview has its own interviewer. Catherine, Michele or Carlo. Answer by voice or in writing, whenever you like, and stop whenever you like.

What happens to what you say.

  • We tell you first.

    The privacy notice, before the first question, says who processes your data (Sharazad), why and for how long. Conversations go through suppliers with data residency in the European Union. The few exceptions, and the safeguards that cover them, are written there.

  • Thirty days, ninety for the result.

    If you speak, the recording is kept for 30 days. The transcript, 30 days. We keep the result for 90 days from when it is generated, then it is deleted or anonymised. One copy is yours, in your browser.

  • You can stop and you can ask us to delete.

    Close the window whenever you like. What you have already said may be used for the result, unless you tell us not to. At any time you can ask to see or delete your data. The address is in the privacy notice.

  • It is a demo, and so is the result.

    It is a single conversation, read without the review that happens in a project. It is free. Do not use it to decide anything about yourself or others.

Before getting interviewed, want to talk to a person?

That works too. Fifteen minutes with the team. Tell us what you want to understand and from whom, and we tell you if an interview fits your case. Sometimes the answer is that something simpler will do.

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What you would getOr see what shape the result takes in a project.