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genekrapivin

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About genekrapivin

building Hiring Method – an AI-native, deterministic, math-driven recruitment platform

https://hiring-method.com/

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    Comment #49242615

    As a founder in the same space I am curious what problem are you solving? And good luck on the journey.

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    Comment #49236747

    I am building Hiring Method ( https://hiring-method.com ) – an AI-native, math-driven recruitment platform. It extracts structured scorecards from both CVs and job requirements and…

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    Comment #49196801

    Not, usually it is not. Generally speaking it is a combination of nuances.

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    Comment #49196780

    While I do partially agree, I’m still seeing sparks every now and then.

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    Comment #49196322

    Copying basically costs nothing. Successful marketing of a said copy is hard (and has always been). Cannot leave unattained the fact ppl openly share metrics in various “those maki…

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    Ask HN: Show your micro-SaaS / MRR updates (August 2026)

    HN is a fantastic indiehacker/solo-founder community. We, the people, love transparency, numbers, and analyzing bootstrapped businesses. What is your current (solo) project, and wh…

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    Comment #49169712

    There are no answers here, I suspect, for at least two reasons (disclaimer: this is a very broad statement): 1. people who haven’t yet decided to resign don’t want to give their fo…

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    Comment #49155868

    I'm working on Hiring Method ( https://hiring-method.com ) – an AI-native, deterministic, math-driven recruitment platform. It extracts structured scorecards from both CVs and job …

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    Show HN: Hiring Method – a deterministic, math-driven recruitment platform

    Hi hackers! My partner and I got tired of nontransparent hiring processes and "AI-native" HR software that just wrap an LLM around CVs (or even simply claims doing so) so we built …

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    Comment #48895521

    I understand you perfectly. I’ve also worked on the employer side (as a hiring manager, working closely with recruiters) and have witnessed a huge number of instances of unfairness…

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    Comment #48890608

    Let me disagree and explain myself. When an HR is using Hiring Method, they are getting a fitness score for all applicants. In case a backend engineer is seeking frontend roles – y…

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    Comment #48885654

    I'm working on Hiring Method ( https://hiring-method.com ). After ~2 years of development and two exhausting pivots, v1 is finally live. I see a lot of new (and, to be frank, a lot…

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    Comment #48554026

    Hiring Method helps recruiters take decisions backed by numbers and transparent analysis, we do not take human out of the loop.

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    Comment #48548241

    fewer than 2–3% of the 300–500 applicants for a software engineer role progress to the next stage after CV screening (to put it very broadly). at this stage alone, Hiring Method sa…

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    Comment #48547663

    Hiring Method is an auxiliary tool that does not take any hiring decision. The vector it builds has few dozen parameters, with hard skills (eg plain old technology list) constituti…

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    Comment #48539305

    We are GDPR compliant. We are striving for EU AI Act compliance as well (once the final version is accepted).

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    Comment #48539278

    Recruiters aren’t afraid to give feedback, and there are often no legal grounds for withholding it in Europe (I’m not counting FAANG companies or certain sectors like fintech). Usu…

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    Comment #48530155

    I'm working on Hiring Method ( https://hiring-method.com ). After 1.5 years of development and two exhausting pivots, I’m incredibly happy to finally have our v1 live! While most o…

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