Verified profiles
Verifiable CV: what makes each claim checkable, and what "verified" never promises
A verifiable CV backs each role with a referee who agreed, records from the time and matching dates. What verified means, and how to build one.
CV credibility
Employers read many CVs that sound alike. What makes one believable is detail that can be checked: specific duties, numbers you can explain, named qualifications, referees who will answer and evidence such as a portfolio.
These articles help candidates, including graduates and people without degrees, make a CV more credible, and look at how AI-written applications and exaggeration affect the trust an employer places in a CV.
Candidate trust
Stuck on what to say in your self-introduction video? 3 script examples for trades, care and office jobs
Self introduction video script for a job: a five-part plan for 60 seconds and three full examples for trades, care and office roles, so your first take works.
Candidate trust
Asked for a video introduction? A rushed take could undo your CV. How to plan and record 60 seconds
A video introduction for a job application in 60 seconds: a five-part plan, a sample script, phone recording tips and the mistakes that spoil first impressions.
Candidate trust
Applying with a CV alone? What a verified candidate profile shows employers that your CV can't
A CV only shows what you claim. Learn what a verified candidate profile is, what it can and cannot prove to employers, and how to build one step by step.
Industry News
AI Has Entered the Job Application. Recruiters Say It's Changing What a "Good CV" Even Means
Job hunting has quietly become a game of AI versus AI — and recruiters are the ones caught in the middle. On one side, applicants are feeding their work…