Scope and contribution
See what the project involved and what the candidate’s material says they personally owned.
TrueRole Deeper Analysis
Look beyond the claim. Understand the work.
A résumé outlines experience. Portfolios, case studies, and work samples can show how it was applied. Bring that evidence into the role’s evaluation and see what it supports.
Deeper analysis result example
Materials
Alex — Design-system case study
Deeper analysis complete
+4 points (score compared with initial analysis)1 supporting material reviewed
The case study strengthens the evidence of cross-team delivery. Individual strategic ownership remains less clear.
- New evidence: A migration plan and adoption documentation add detail beyond the résumé.
- Confirmed: The project involved a rollout across three product teams.
- Still open: Which strategic decisions Alex owned and what measurable outcomes followed.
Evidence beyond the résumé
Get closer to the scope, decisions, and outcomes.
Look for the details that show how a candidate’s experience applies to your role.
Decisions and tradeoffs
Examine the approach, constraints, and reasoning behind the work.
Outcomes and open questions
Look for evidence of results. Keep claims that still need validation visible.
Automatic material discovery
Follow the links. Find the work behind them.
TrueRole discovers resource links in the résumé—including embedded PDF links—then explores accessible destinations for relevant projects, case studies, and other supporting work.
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Shared by the candidate
Résumé links, portfolio URLs, and resources your team adds.
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Discovered within destinations
Relevant project pages, case studies, documents, and other linked work.
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Connected to the evaluation
Materials prioritized for the role, with sources and access status kept visible.
Discovery follows relevant shared resources within supported access and processing limits. Review status shows which materials were accessible and analyzed.
Review the supporting material
Add the work that can answer a role-specific question.
Add files or links that show the candidate’s work. See their review status and how they contribute to the evaluation.
Alex · Supporting materials example
TrueRoleAlex · Supporting materials
Supporting evidence
Materials
Resume, portfolio, and supporting sources reviewed for this candidate.
Alex — Design-system case study
Referenced in 2 requirements
Files your team can add
PDF and Word documents, PowerPoint presentations, Excel and CSV data, PNG and JPEG images, plain text and Markdown, and supported source-code files.
Links and collections
Portfolios, case studies, public repositories, articles, technical documentation, research papers, demos, and linked video or talk resources.
From material to finding
Keep the explanation connected to its source.
Alex’s case study supports delivery across three teams, while strategic ownership remains open. Read the cited passage to see why and prepare a focused follow-up.
Evidence
Partial evidence
Alex — Design-system case study
Portfolio · Supporting evidence
"Rolled out shared components across three product teams. Worked with team leads to plan the migration and document adoption."
Provides context, rather than direct evidence of this requirement.
Common questions
Questions about Deeper Analysis
What does Deeper Analysis add beyond résumé review?
It examines accessible supporting materials—such as portfolios, case studies, and work samples—against the role’s requirements. Findings can add detail about scope, decisions, delivery, and outcomes that a résumé alone may not establish.
Can my team add materials?
Yes. Add files or links to the candidate review, including materials that were not discovered automatically. Your team can also provide accessible versions of restricted sources.
Does additional evidence always improve the score?
No. New evidence may strengthen a finding, reveal a gap, or leave the evaluation unchanged. The deeper-analysis summary explains what the review added and what remains open.
What if a portfolio is private or cannot be read?
TrueRole shows when a source could not be reviewed. Your team can provide an accessible version or ask the candidate for context. Missing access means missing evidence; it does not establish a lack of ability.
A connected workflow
Keep the evaluation moving.
See what the work adds to the evaluation.
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