For Recruiters

How TalentProof Fits Your Recruiting Flow

One intake link per role. Async filtering before your phone screens. Verified scorecards before client submits — not a replacement for how you already qualify candidates.

Verified Intake in 4 Steps

1

Post & Share

Create a job posting with screening criteria and assessment. Share one intake link on LinkedIn, email, or job boards.

2

Apply & Auto-Filter

Candidates apply with resume and pre-screening. Knockout gates and resume match filter noise before you pick up the phone.

3

Recruiter Screen

Run your usual phone or video qualification on survivors. Resume flags highlight gaps to probe on your phone screen — advisory only, not auto-reject.

4

Verify & Submit

Proctored assessment produces verified scorecards with Session Confidence — defensible artifacts for client submits.

Pay only for completed assessments • Zero cost for no-shows

Integrity Signals We Surface

AI and proctoring provide additional context so teams can review results with confidence.

Signals We Monitor

  • Experience alignment: Responses are checked against claimed areas of expertise
  • Pasted content patterns: AI flags answer input patterns for recruiter review
  • Identity consistency: Proctored sessions include photo checks for continuity
  • Session continuity: Proctoring indicators help confirm the same participant completes the assessment

What You'll See

  • Verified skill scores: Know exactly how candidates performed
  • Session Confidence metrics: See paste/copy flags and trust indicators
  • Photo verification: Match the face to the interview later
  • AI insights: Strengths, weaknesses, and fit analysis

Assessment Types You Can Send

Choose the format that best fits your screening needs.

Standard Q&A

Open-ended questions evaluated by AI with optional proctoring.

  • • AI-generated from job requirements
  • • Deep skill evaluation
  • • Skill Score 0-1000
  • • Archetype classification
Best for: Senior roles, in-depth vetting

Rapid-Fire MCQ

Timed multiple-choice questions with anti-gaming measures.

  • • Negative marking (−0.25 per wrong)
  • • Hard question gate (40% minimum)
  • • Fast answer detection (<2s flagged)
  • • Ungameable by design
Best for: High-volume screening

Hands-On Coding

Practical coding challenges to prove real-world skills.

  • • Live coding environment
  • • Auto-evaluated output
  • • Code quality analysis
  • • Completion tracking
Best for: Engineering roles

Psychometric

Personality traits, cognitive ability & cultural fit assessment.

  • • 12 trait dimensions measured
  • • Forced-choice & situational items
  • • Cognitive puzzle challenges
  • • Trait-fit score vs ideal profile
Best for: Culture fit, leadership roles

Understanding Candidate Scorecards

What each metric tells you about a candidate.

The Skill Score (0-1000)

The Skill Score measures a candidate's actual expertise based on their assessment performance. A higher score indicates stronger command of the required skills—and confidence they can do the job.

How It's Calculated:

  • Correctness & Relevance: AI evaluates accuracy, relevance, and depth of answers.
  • Question Difficulty: Harder questions are weighted more heavily.
  • Completeness: Skipped or incomplete answers negatively impact the score.
  • No Attempt Detection: Off-topic or low-effort responses receive low scores to keep evaluations reliable.

What to Look For:

Excellent

800-1000

Good

600-799

Average

400-599

Below Avg

200-399

Poor

0-199

Session Confidence (0-100%)

The Session Confidence score provides context on how the assessment was completed. Higher scores indicate cleaner assessment conditions and fewer integrity concerns.

What Can Reduce the Score:

  • Pasting Content: Detected when answers are pasted from AI tools, search results, or other sources.
  • Copying Questions: Flagged when candidates copy question text to search for answers.
  • Permissions Denied: For proctored assessments, denying camera significantly lowers the score.

Hints Don't Penalize

Candidates can use AI hints during the assessment—this is logged for context but doesn't reduce their Session Confidence. We test problem-solving, not memorization.

Professional Archetypes

Based on resume and assessment performance, our AI classifies candidates into one of four archetypes. This helps you quickly understand their primary strengths and fit for your role.

Strategic Thinking (Y-Axis)

Measures ability to see the big picture, innovate, plan, and lead. High scorers excel at product vision and long-term planning.

Technical Execution (X-Axis)

Measures ability to build, implement, and deliver. High scorers are hands-on and detail-oriented.

The Four Archetypes:

Leader
High Strategy + Execution

Can set vision AND build the solution. Ideal for senior/lead roles.

Visionary
High Strategy, Lower Execution

Big-picture thinker. Best for product/strategy roles.

Implementer
Lower Strategy, High Execution

Master builder. Best for hands-on IC roles.

Challenger
Developing in Both

High potential, still growing. Good for junior/entry roles.

The Job Match Score (0-100)

The Job Match Score shows how well a candidate's resume aligns with your job description—before they even take the assessment. Use it to prioritize who to screen first.

How It's Calculated:

  • Skill Alignment: Compares resume skills against your job requirements.
  • Experience Relevance: Analyzes job titles, tenure, and company history for fit.
  • Keyword Analysis: Identifies matching and missing terms between resume and JD.

Ready for evidence-led screening?

Stand up a role, invite candidates into proctored assessments, and route hiring-manager time toward people who already demonstrated relevant capability.

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