
The résumé has been the primary hiring signal for 70+ years. It was designed for a world where credentials were scarce and job titles meant something. That world no longer exists.
A résumé is a marketing document. Veryfy is a verification record. These are not the same thing.
| Criteria | ✓ Veryfy | ✗ Resume / CV |
|---|---|---|
| Data integrity | Every entry requires external corroboration to reach Verified status | Self-written. No external validation required. |
| Fraud detection | Temporal checks, artifact validation, verifier identity confirmation | None. Anyone can write anything. |
| Skill evidence | Artifacts (code, designs, reports, metrics) attached to each claim | Keywords and bullet points |
| Outcome tracking | Contribution → quantified outcome per entry | Achievements optionally included — no verification |
| Signal freshness | Decay model — outdated experience weighted lower automatically | 1998 job sits at the same weight as last month |
| Comparability | Structured score across all candidates — same format, same criteria | Every résumé is unique; comparison is qualitative and inconsistent |
| Time to screen | Score, signal breakdown, and verified artifacts surfaced instantly | 30–90 minutes of recruiter time per résumé |
| Bias surface | Screened on structured proof; name, school, format not decision factors | Format, school prestige, name, photo (in some regions) all influence screeners |
The numbers are stark: Studies show 78% of résumés contain misleading information, and 46% of hiring decisions based on résumé screening result in a bad hire within 18 months. Veryfy was built to address this directly.
This isn't a fringe problem. Most résumés are materially inaccurate in ways that traditional screening can't detect. Veryfy's 3-layer verification system is purpose-built to catch this.
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