Glider Proctoring
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CRX ID
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Status
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
This chrome extension allows you to share full screen of your computer privately and securely.
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Description from store
The Glider AI Talent Quality Platform guarantees the high-quality hire on every role, across any industry, whether full-time or contingent, for both talent acquisition and talent development (L&D) teams.
Glider proctoring chrome extension enables screen sharing to support https://hire.glider.ai for the duration of test. Glider seeks candidate's explicit permission to track screen activity during the test period. On test submission, hiring teams are provided with a detailed report on candidate competency and integrity with evidence.
Latest reviews
- Aleksei Belousov
- Yes, i really need to trash my chrome with this extension and also i need a trash my cell with an app. No thank you. I am not going to move forward with any companies using this trash platform.
- Jesse Franks
- Lots of problems with that platform that I feel significantly hurt my chances of moving forwards. Kicked out of the test 5+ times for no reason, meaning I had to log back in and regain my train of thought each time. I was also flagged for talking and looking away, neither of which happened. I am assuming I was flagged more than once for each, as they do not tell you after the first time...
- Ozxmin O'malley
- Invasive, horrible.
- Kylan li
- sucks
- Ryan Zhou
- Other's have already talked about the privacy issues, so I'll leave that be. Instead, I want to talk about how truly unwieldy this platform is to use. Their facial recognition seems to think I am looking away from the screen even when I am looking directly at it. If you are using this to code, their coding platform is also worse than their competitors. They have no error detection, cannot find opening/closing braces, and lacks other QoL features that other compilers have. If I could give this 0 stars, I would. If you are a recruiter that wants to use a online testing platform while violating user privacy, atleast use one that has good QoL.
- Trevor Stinson
- A truly dystopian way to do job interviews.
- Lorenzo Lee-Copeland
- Yes, I have connected Glider protection extension and I am ready to go. Thanks.
- Krish Krishkrish
- Faced input issues during the test with no way to resolve other than restarting / exiting the test window. Also claimed I was cheating during the *entire* assessment and looking away from the screen the whole time. Terrible experience!
- Gopi Krishna
- who is the interviewer their contact is not given. If the Interviewer is not joined, we need to sit idle. Also, a plugin need to install to make it work which is not sure how much safe.
- Aparna Mishra
- Reliable and easy to use.
- Harnish Jariwala
- I wish I can give 0 star. It's totally wrong way. My browser crased multiple times but after reinstall it's stable. Here there are no any information that what will you monitor. It's totally against user privacy.
- Lee Linkoff
- This does not even deserve 1 rating!! I was kicked off early from the interview without any notice to me! VERY IMPERSONAL WAY TO CONDUCT INTERVIEWS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
- Brent Eads
- Obtrusive and annoying to be constantly corrected for the slightest of infraction, like looking away for a second because of a thunderstorm or crying child will get you a fail. Companies use Glider to make up for their own inabilities to screen and interview candidates by filling the questions bank with elements that only only someone intimately familiar with the organizations practices could possibly know. This is the LAST TIME I will do a GLIDER interview. After a couple of times of being a victim of this software, I refuse to do another.
- Will Bracken
- Wish I could choose 0 stars for this terrible excuse for proctoring. I get it that cheating occurs and solutions should be put in place, however this flagged me a couple of times for looking across my screen (I'm using two 40 inch monitors). Then multiple disconnects. The best part, when I connected back the instructions on the side of the screen were missing thumbnails meaning I had no context any more on what I was supposed to do. Glider.ai is a great way for me to just avoid any companies using their product, saves me time. I imagine it's just a matter of time before Glider.ai goes out of business, so won't be an inconvenience for too long.
- Andrea Samuel
- What a silly way to test a person.
- Ganeshan Dash
- Just got done with it. kept crashing. also before install, it says, can "view all data from all websites". this kind of intrusiveness is silly and dangerous. Companies should just take some time and talk to candidates 1:1.
- Shubhi Puntambekar
- Worst extension ever. Better to move to onsite interviews than having these unnecessary extensions monitoring the machine and compromising privacy of the users.
- Dan Potter
- Connection unreliable. Permissions excessive for use case.
- Devin Daniels
- No professional business should be using this software to proctor anything. What a headache.
- Kc Thomas
- THE WORST "proctoring" app I've EVER used in my life. I've never felt so outraged after completing a test. I really hope Glider goes out of business.
- Tim Bank
- I'd give it 0 stars if I could. It kept hanging up, the UI was a joke, I had to go through a pile of permissions, and the whole experience was sub par. It also seemed a little phishy. Any company using this product is not oe you should work for.
- Palanikumar RV
- Why does this app need to control my phone too? That’s a huge red flag. I really don’t like this kind of sneaky behavior—feels like a bad product with a worse approach.
- Tommy A.
- Excessive permissions, poor ability to actually determine whether a user is looking at the proctored exam. Tools like this exist to provide protected demographic information to employers earlier in the interviewing process and enables discrimination.
- joy sam raj
- Feels Suspicious Makes us to install chromes extension is fine(suspicious)! and again, Why need to install in my mobile????
- Nagendra Batte
- worst experience in connecting and many orgs blocked camera access for Ai
- James E. Stewart, Jr.
- Garbage. Doesn't work. Use Teams, Zoom or Google Meet. This is trash.
- Ahammedkabeer A
- Glider app is very worst. I never seen this kind of worst app for assessment. It has disconnected multiple times during exam without any reason. Out of 50 minutes of my exam time, It ate 45 minutes of my time. Useless application.
- Deva sai
- Audio Quality Issues.
- Snehasish Ghosh
- Pathetic, should be banned.
- Leonid Makarovsky
- Glider doesn't work with Chrome on Mac. Firefox and Safari is not supported.
- sirivella sudheer
- good
- Clevon
- the program is some introsive being on chrome
- Sekar Pitchai
- Excellent
- Kevin Connors
- Malware, should not be allowed on Chrome Web Store
- Nitasha Behera
- POOR USABILITY
- Michelle Larbi
- Decent but maybe too sensitive. This thing flagged my eye movement while I was reading my screen.
- Yuri Gridin
- The absence of the LSE support/autosuggest in that joke of the IDE, coupled with forbidding googling the exact syntax of the function, does not make this in any way a real world coding experience. JS objects may have hundreds of functions each, and nobody remembers the exact syntax of each. This is what ESLint and autosuggest are for. (Also the 'keep your hands and your ears where I can see it, don't look sideways' makes you feel like you are getting arrested) This is not suitable at all for mid-level or senior developer screening, sorry. Not a good job on that IDE.
- Mary Moberg
- While the testing of system function works, and the sample questions are available, the actual test is not apparent. I feel as if this is simply a test of how I would respond to stressors. It is not a fair representation of my skills and training.
- VIJAYAN P
- This is so unfriendly tool.
- Donnell Achziger
- not being able to use a pen or paper or even a calculator is not an example of the real world, this is nor a great way to have a test, we all test differently.
- Arkaprava Roy
- i dont like when i lose
- Angel Ibarra
- This is so unfriendly to neurodivergent and disabled people. Not being able to look elsewhere, like using a notepad to better understand and analyze questions, is problematic. Constant audio monitoring is difficult because I talk to myself to process information. Whole screen sharing is also an issue; my ultra-wide monitor makes it very straining to have the browser window take up the entire screen, and it triggers the "you are not looking at the screen" warning. My wallpaper and desktop files were visible the entire time. A time limit per question? I can instantly see people with autistic traits and anxiety disorder not performing well. The “AI” should have been used to discover ways to be inclusive, not to track vision and audio. This extension only enforces neurotypical behaviors. Additionally, who knows what else this extension is monitoring? I tried using it in an incognito window for some privacy, but it didn't allow that. Overall, this extension and the way it enforces testing are not inclusive of different ways to process information and solve problems. It narrows the candidate pool and success rate to those with a specific problem-solving approach, which hurts the diversity of intelligence types and creative problem-solving.
- Alexandra Norris
- The fact that you are not allowed to write things down to be able to pull apart questions is ridiculous. An empty notepad is not cheating. Please get this together. It is ridiculous to think this is what someone believes simulates a real world environment.
- Maria Tom
- Awsome
- Mercedes Cruz
- Working!!Awesome
- Bryan Murtha
- excellent
- Shweta kumari
- it is good to use
- Anmol Kesherwani
- The website Jams in between writing code making the assessment experience Horrible. Literally have to refresh the ongoing test page 10-12 times and refill permissions form during online assessment for a company.
- Seenu Srinivasan
- Hi it is interesting that when I read the question I move my neck a little, and it gives me a warning saying I am looking out it is impossible to keep the head looking up all the time ..... Also, I am in a room where a fan is running. so there is noise I hope it does not take that as a disqualification.
- Devin Bombay
- Invasive, distracting, and unintuitive. I hate feeling like a prisoner at my own machine. This testing framework doesn't mimic real work environments, where engineers would feel free to search for syntax uses in their day to day