Get a Quantitative score
Upload the résumé. CVIQ scores experience, education, certifications, awards, and publications against a published table.
The person who wants the job, and the team that needs to fill it, should be looking at the same number. Quantitative from the résumé. Qualitative from the interview. Aggregated into one CVIQ out of 1,580.
Open the score. See the parts behind it.
Set the job. CVIQ runs the first interviews. You get a Quantitative score, a Qualitative score, and the answers behind them — then you spend time on the people who earned it.
See what you can do ↗Post your résumé, take the interview, and leave with a CVIQ you can stand on — including what was strong and what to practice next.
See the candidate path ↗Post a résumé. Request a Qualitative score. Publish. Search a score range. Set a minimum on a role. These are the jobs CVIQ was drawn to do.
Upload the résumé. CVIQ scores experience, education, certifications, awards, and publications against a published table.
Sit a structured interview for the work you want. Same four categories every time: subject-matter, social judgment, leadership, communication.
The two scores add. Combined, max 1,580. Open it. See the parts. Practice again and watch it move.
A profile with your score, work, and skills. Employers who set a minimum CVIQ can actually find you.
Description, must-haves, interview plan. Review the questions before anyone sits them.
Recorded, structured, scored. Watch the answers when you want to.
Filter people by CVIQ, experience, location, and skills. Put a minimum score on the job if you have one.
Compare, open the evidence, and take the final conversation yourself.
Add the job, the must-haves, and the interview plan. Review it before candidates enter.
Questions follow the role. Answers, scores, and video stay together for review.
Compare, inspect the answers, and take the final conversation yourself.
Your résumé gives CVIQ a Quantitative score. The interview is how you request Qualitative. The combined CVIQ shows what came through, what to practice, and how the number moves.
Start with your résumé ↗Quantitative is a table. Qualitative is a structured interview. We add them. 1,580 is the CVIQ.
A developer may not need leadership on this role. Mark it N/A and the other categories carry the weight. The interview is structured: the same questions, the same rubric, scored from what was said.
How the score works ↗