Which conversation do you want to get right?
Each use case changes three things: how Earshot prepares you, what it listens for during the call, and what you get after. Practise any of them free; unlock live calls for $20 once.
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Your career
For you, when your own future is on the line.
Job & internship interviews
Candidates and students preparing for an interview
Before
- Job description
- Your resume or LinkedIn PDF
- Questions you're dreading
During
Question heard: “Tell me about a time a project went wrong.”
Say: “The CRM migration: what slipped, what you changed, 30% faster after.”
After
A thank-you note draft and the questions you could answer better next time.
See how it worksSalary & deal negotiation
Anyone negotiating an offer, a raise or a contract
Before
- Your target and walk-away
- Your leverage
- Pressure you expect
During
Pressure point: “Our budget for this role is fixed at 65.”
Try: “What flexibility is there on bonus, start date or remote days?”
After
What you agreed, what's open, and where you held firm.
See how it worksMentoring sessions
Mentors in alumni, accelerator and company programs
Before
- Their goals
- Notes from last time
- Topics to watch
During
Moment to listen: “I'm not sure I'm good enough for product.”
Ask: “What evidence do you have that you'd do well?”
After
A short note for your mentee and what to pick up next time.
See how it works02
Customers & revenue
For the calls that bring in and keep revenue.
Account management
Account managers and CSMs running renewals, QBRs and expansions
Before
- Customer brief
- Goal for the call
- Risks you expect
During
Concern heard: “Budget's tight this year.”
Try: “What would make the renewal easier to approve?”
After
A debrief, a follow-up email and a recap your customer can open.
See how it worksSales discovery & demos
Sales reps and founders running discovery calls and demos
Before
- What you know about the prospect
- Win condition for the call
- Objections you expect
During
Objection heard: “It works fine for now.”
Try: “What would have to break for you to look at something new?”
After
Objections heard, a follow-up email and a shared next-steps plan.
See how it worksClient discovery
Consultants, agencies and freelancers scoping projects
Before
- The brief or RFP
- What you need to leave with
- Risks you expect
During
Concern heard: “Maybe we add the events module too.”
Try: “Is that part of phase one, or a later phase?”
After
A scope recap your client can confirm, plus a shared plan.
See how it worksSupport escalations
Support leads and CSMs handling escalated customers
Before
- Ticket summary
- The resolution you can offer
- Risks you expect
During
Frustration heard: “This is the second time this quarter.”
Try: “What would it take to rebuild your confidence this month?”
After
A clear recap of fixes and dates your customer can follow.
See how it works03
Leading people
For leading, hiring and growing people.
Managing a team
Team leads running 1:1s, feedback and team meetings
Before
- Goals for them or the team
- What's going on with them
- Topics to watch
During
Signal heard: “Just a lot on my plate right now.”
Try: “What could we take off your plate this week?”
After
Agreed next steps, and progress on the goals you set.
See how it worksHiring interviews
Recruiters and hiring managers interviewing candidates
Before
- Candidate CV
- Job description
- What you're assessing
During
Probe deeper: “We kind of managed it as a team.”
Ask: “What was your part, specifically?”
After
A structured scorecard summary for your hiring team.
See how it works04
Building a company
For founders and the teams building products.
Investor pitches
Founders pitching angels and VCs
Before
- Pitch deck
- Key numbers
- The investor's thesis
During
Tough question: “How big can this really get?”
Say: “12k universities in EU+US, €1.4B; start with the 900 top schools.”
After
The questions you were asked, and a follow-up email draft.
See how it worksUser research interviews
Product managers, designers and researchers talking to users
Before
- Research goal
- Hypotheses
- Discussion guide
During
Dig deeper: “I just hacked it together in a spreadsheet.”
Ask: “What made you reach for a spreadsheet?”
After
Key moments, follow-ups you missed, and a research note draft.
See how it works