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Look at two example candidates and see exactly what you get for each one.
Sarah van der Berg
Analysis results
Technical
8
indication, scale of 1 to 10
CMA
7
indication, scale of 1 to 10
Total
8
60% technical, 40% CMA
Scores are indicative and intended to support human assessment
Summary
This is guidance based on text. It is not an automated decision; the final assessment always rests with you.
Technical analysis
Contextual Match Analysis (CMA)
CMA analyses text only (CV, cover letter and vacancy) and looks at whether the motivation and career history fit this role and its context. It is an aid for your organisation; the final assessment and decision always rest with the company. CMA is not a psychological test or a personality measurement.
Points of attention
Interview questions
What do you get per candidate?
Every analysis contains the same parts, whoever the candidate is.
Three indicative scores, scale of 1 to 10
Technical match, CMA (contextual match) and a weighted total, as whole numbers. An aid to reading, not a ranking: the reasoning is always shown with it.
A concrete summary
A reasoned assessment based on the analysis. It points a direction, but the decision is always yours.
Technical analysis plus CMA
Technical analysis and CMA assessment with reasoning. You see, per requirement, what the CV and cover letter say about it.
Points of attention and warnings
Concrete points for you to check yourself, with an extra pointer to the cover letter when the CMA score is low.
Tailored interview questions
Four to six concrete questions per candidate, also when the match is weak: then they address the gaps, so you can check whether those are real or just missing from the CV.
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