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What comes out of matching thousands of resumes against job descriptions: how to read a score, how to screen without drifting, how to write a description you can actually use.
Reading a match score: what it tells you, and what it doesn't
A percentage next to a resume is reassuring, and that is exactly what makes it dangerous. Here is what a match score actually measures, and how to use it without making it say what it cannot know.
Screening 200 resumes for one role without missing the right profile
Past thirty resumes, attention drifts and reading order starts deciding for the reader. Here is a method to hold the same standard from the first to the two-hundredth.
Writing a job description that can actually be analysed
A vague description produces a vague screen, whether a human or a machine does the reading. Six rules for writing one you can genuinely use.
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