Your programme is a name and a date. Your work is the proof.
An MBA tells a recruiter where you studied and for how long — not what you can do. The projects behind it are the proof.
Not Another Job Platform.
The problem
You built real things.
Projects, a thesis, code that actually runs.
But the CV flattens it into three bullet points.
You get judged on how you wrote it, not what you made.
Your best work stays invisible — to exactly the people who should see it.
A programme has no transcript to verify
A business school record is a programme name and a duration, not a list of exams. So the evidence has to come from the work itself.
Searched on the evidence, not on the school name.
Recruiters describe the problem they need solved. The AI reads your verified project work and answers with the people who have done it — which is the only way two graduates of the same programme read differently.
Programme name alone vs programme plus evidence
- A recruiter reads the school and the dates, and infers the rest
- Consulting projects stay in the classroom and never leave it
- Career changers read as a gap followed by a degree
- Your whole cohort sends the same line: same school, same year
- The market-entry study you ran becomes an explorable case
- You choose what is publishable, at the level of detail you set
- Prior experience sits beside the programme, not before a gap
- Two people from the same cohort no longer read identically
What you get
Your programme work, verified
Upload capstones, consulting projects and simulations. Your school can confirm them, so a recruiter sees checked work rather than claims.
Found by what you did
Companies search the pool by evidence. A financial-modelling project surfaces you for finance roles, whatever your programme is called.
Readable outside your country
Your extracted skills are mapped to ESCO, so an employer in Germany or France reads them without knowing your school.
Your experience counts too
Post-experience students arrive with a career already behind them. That work sits in the same profile as the programme.
Show the work, not just the school
Your programme already produces the evidence — projects, capstones, live client work. Build the portfolio and it stays yours after graduation.