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for teams running the funnel
aperture never collapses a candidate into one score. here is how pool-relative ranking across six λ-CORE dimensions actually works, made interactive: reorder the same pool of candidates by different dimensions and watch who rises.
25 behavioral interview questions organized by competency, with scoring guidance and a framework for building structured interviews that predict job performance.
structured interviews predict job performance twice as well as unstructured ones. here is what that means, what the research says, and how to implement a structured hiring process at scale.
every ai hiring vendor claims to be unbiased. very few will tell you what they tested, what they measured, or what they would do if a disparity showed up. here is the checklist hiring teams should run.
resume screening was built for a world with fewer applicants and simpler roles. high growth startups need to evaluate potential, not parse formatting. here is why the resume is the wrong starting point.
500 to 10,000 applications per role. 95% ATS keyword thresholds. AI generated resumes. the system that was supposed to find talent is now the reason talent gets lost.
how the system is built
every screening tool scores candidates against a fixed rubric. but hiring decisions are comparative by nature. the case for λ-CORE pool-relative scoring in candidate evaluation.
λ-CORE evaluates candidates across six behavioral dimensions with confidence intervals. this post explains each dimension, what it measures, and why pool relative scoring produces better hiring decisions.
for people taking the interviews