Where to Find The Interview Guys Blog, About Page, and Longbow

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On theinterviewguys.com, the three destinations are all reachable from the homepage: The Blog for articles on resumes, interviews, ATS systems, AI screening, and hiring trends; About The Interview Guys for the founders' story; and Longbow for the career prep tool. The homepage presents them as an "Explore The Interview Guys" set of entry points, so you can start from that section rather than hunting through menus.

The Blog: articles on how hiring actually works

The blog is the site's main content entry. According to the homepage, it carries "in-depth articles on resumes, interviews, ATS systems, AI screening, and hiring trends," written to explain what happens behind the scenes rather than what should work in theory.

Use it when you want to understand a specific stage of the job search:

  • Resumes — why resumes get rejected before a human ever sees them
  • Interviews — what hiring managers are really listening for
  • ATS and AI screening — how these systems quietly shape who gets through
  • Hiring trends — how the process works today, not five years ago

The homepage links to it with a "Read The Blog" action, and the same link appears in the site's top-level navigation area.

About The Interview Guys: who is behind the site

The About page covers Jeff Gillis and Mike Simpson, known as The Interview Guys — how they started and why job seekers trust their advice on resumes, interviews, and the modern hiring process. The homepage also notes the site has been running "since 2013."

Go here if you want to check the site's background and authorship before relying on its advice.

Longbow: the career prep tool

Longbow is described on the homepage as "the career platform from The Interview Guys." Its stated workflow:

  1. Paste a job posting — the only input the homepage describes.
  2. Get full prep in about 60 seconds — company research, a tailored resume and cover letter, and coached interview answers.
  3. Work with Robin — a career coach that "remembers your whole search and learns from what's actually landing."

The homepage states Longbow is free to start, no credit card required, with prep in roughly 60 seconds, and offers a "Try Longbow free" action. Those are the site's own claims; the homepage does not detail what limits apply after starting free, so treat the free tier as a starting point to verify inside the product.

Quick reference

Destination What you get Best for
The Blog Articles on resumes, interviews, ATS, AI screening, hiring trends Learning how each hiring stage works
About The Interview Guys Founders Jeff Gillis and Mike Simpson, site origin Checking background and credibility
Longbow Job-posting-based prep: research, tailored resume and cover letter, coached answers Building application materials for a specific role

All three are linked from the homepage's "Explore The Interview Guys" section; the blog and Longbow also appear as direct calls to action ("Read The Blog," "Try Longbow free").