Many large employers interview on Microsoft Teams, often with a panel and a shared screen. LastRound AI listens to the call through your computer's sound and gives you an answer to each question in an overlay that a Teams screen share leaves out.
It does not matter whether the invite opens the Teams desktop app or Teams in the browser. The one thing to get right on Windows is which speaker Teams plays through.
Summarized question: How do you handle a disagreement with a stakeholder?
I start by finding out what they are optimising for, because most disagreements are about different goals.
Example: product wanted a launch date, I was worried about data migration risk.
We agreed on a smaller first release with the migration behind a flag, and shipped on time.
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How it works
Upload your resume, paste the job description and choose your domain in Interview Setup. Panel rounds jump between topics, and the job description keeps answers on target.
Teams desktop or Teams on the web both work. Use your normal speakers or headset.
Press Start in LastRound AI. The speaker icon on the toolbar turns green as soon as call audio arrives.
Press Ctrl/⌘ + Enter when a question lands. Session memory keeps later answers consistent across a long panel.
What you get
The app captures your computer's sound, so the Teams client you use makes no difference.
If Teams plays through a different device from the one the app listens to, the No call audio yet warning names both devices and tells you which one to change.
macOS and Windows exclude the overlay from screen capture, so participants see your desktop without it when you share.
Panels lean on "tell me about a time" questions. Add your stories in Interview Setup and turn on STAR for structured answers.
A case study or code shared in the meeting can be captured with Ctrl/⌘ + H and answered in the same session.
While Teams is open, Auto-Response stays off and answers come only when you press Answer.
The desktop app from setup to a streamed answer.
In Teams, set the speaker to the same device as Windows' default output, or make that device the default in Windows Sound settings.
Interview Setup → Audio check confirms the app can hear the meeting in about 20 seconds, without using credits.
LastRound AI needs Screen & System Audio Recording in System Settings → Privacy & Security. Quit and reopen the app after allowing it.
Answer with Ctrl/⌘ + Enter, capture the screen with Ctrl/⌘ + H and hide or show the overlay with Ctrl/⌘ + B. The shortcuts work while your meeting, browser or editor has focus.
Yes. Join from the Teams desktop app or Teams on the web, on your normal speakers or headset. The desktop app hears the call through your computer's sound, so nothing is installed in Teams and nothing joins the meeting.
The overlay is excluded from screen capture by macOS and Windows, so a Teams screen share shows your desktop without it. Your mouse pointer is still shared and anyone in the room sees your physical screen. Our platform checks have not been re-verified since June 2026 and meeting apps update often, so run Check what others see in the desktop app before the call. Current status is published at app.lastroundai.com/stealth-status.
Usually Teams is playing through a different device from the one the app listens to. On Windows, set the Teams speaker to the same device as Windows' default output; the warning names both devices. On a Mac, check that LastRound AI is allowed in Screen & System Audio Recording, then quit and reopen it.
Yes. The desktop or browser version of Teams both work, because LastRound AI listens to your computer's sound. You still need the LastRound AI desktop app: there is no in-browser copilot for video interviews.
On free credits, sessions bill 1 credit per minute, rounded up, from Start to End, so you can try it on a practice round before paying. Every new account gets 15 free credits, no card needed. The paid plan is Unlimited: unlimited interviews with no per-minute billing, from $49 a month ($39/month on the 3-month plan, $117 every 3 months). It includes up to 90 min of live copilot a day and interviews of up to 60 min each. Need more time each day? Unlimited Plus ($69/month) or Unlimited Max ($129/month) raise the daily limit.
Download the app, run a practice session with your free credits, and see the answers for yourself before the real one.