Named delivery methodology, stated not implied
Illustrative example only — no source posting was analyzed.
Name the method and show where you used it.
No account, no CV upload, nothing about you yet. Just the posting—and what a specialist recruiter reads it as.
Start with the brief, not your personal history.
Use the job URL first. If a job board blocks access, paste the description instead.
Illustrative example only — no source posting was analyzed.
Name the method and show where you used it.
Illustrative example only — no source posting was analyzed.
Scope is easier to assess when the scale is explicit.
Illustrative example only — no source posting was analyzed.
The timeframe is part of this example signal.
Illustrative example only — no source posting was analyzed.
Show the level and your role in that governance.
Illustrative example only — no source posting was analyzed.
Connect delivery to a stated outcome.
In this illustrative comparison, four of the five are things most CVs imply and never state. That is usually the whole gap—not the experience, the evidence of it.
Illustrative extraction. This sample is not your result; your own posting produces its own brief.
Every signal is paired with a verbatim excerpt from the posting it came from. How we approach evidence
Because it costs you nothing. A job posting is public, it is already in your history, and it says nothing about who you are.
Your CV is the opposite. Asking for it before you have any reason to trust us is the wrong order—and it is the order almost every tool in this category uses.