CVs or applications, dropped in as files. The spec does the rest.
Drop the CVs in. Get a ranked shortlist against this exact job.
Armed when the job is created, runs on demand, with evidence and a probing question per candidate.
The CV Screener is one of the 2 on-demand assets. It is configured from the spec when the job is created and fires when you drop CVs in. Each candidate comes back ranked, with a score, a short summary, the strengths and gaps against the must-haves, and one probing question to ask on the screen. CVs are parsed in memory and discarded. Studio does not keep them.
What goes in, what comes out.
A ranked shortlist with a score, summary, strengths, gaps and a probing question for every candidate.
Why this exists.
Reading 80 CVs against a job description is the task everyone skims. The first 20 get real attention, the rest get 20 seconds each, and the strong candidate with an unconventional layout on page 3 of the folder never gets a call. The order applications arrived in becomes the order they are read, which is no order at all.
Screening every CV against the same spec removes the fatigue effect. The must-haves are the must-haves for candidate 1 and candidate 80. The evidence is quoted, so a ranking can be defended to a hiring manager, and the probing question means the screening call starts where the CV left a gap rather than at the beginning. Nothing is stored, which keeps the data footprint light and the GDPR conversation short.
5 things this delivers.
- 01 Ranks every CV against the same confirmed spec
- 02 Score, summary, strengths and gaps per candidate, with evidence
- 03 One probing question per candidate to open the screening call
- 04 Parse-and-discard: CVs are not retained
- 05 Armed at job creation, runs whenever applications arrive
3 ways it shows up.
A recruiter with 120 applications for a customer service role has a ranked top 15 before the 9 o'clock meeting and calls them first.
A consultant screens a client's own applicant backlog as a value-add and finds 2 placeable candidates the client had already rejected on layout.
A hiring manager asks why a candidate was ranked 4th. The recruiter shows the gap against the must-have and the quoted line from the CV.
Who this is built for.
Recruiters facing an inbox of applications on a Monday morning who need to know which 10 to call first.
Things people ask.
What can I drop in?
Does Studio keep the CVs?
How is the ranking decided?
Can I re-screen after the spec changes?
Does it replace the screening call?
Is it included on Solo?
Works well alongside.
Knockout questions, qualifiers, a phone-screen script and ideal answers, all from the spec.
Objection handling, a counter-offer script and discovery questions, built from the spec.
A one-page PDF and spec email in your Brand Profile, generated on demand for each candidate you put forward.
Add a job. CV Screener is in the playbook.
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