How a certified results profile is different from a traditional professional profile

Short answer: a traditional professional profile (a resume, a personal page, a profile on a professional network) says what you claim about yourself. A certified profile shows what others confirm about you: every result is validated by the real counterparty who lived it with you. That difference, self-report vs verification, changes how anyone who opens your profile reads you. On Kreer, creating yours is free.

The problem with self-reporting

Every traditional format of professional presentation shares the same structural limitation: it's written by the same person it describes. You write your own resume. You write your own personal page. You publish your own achievements on any professional network. Whoever reads them has no way to tell a real achievement from an inflated one, and they know it.

That's why hiring processes spend so much effort on verification: reference calls, technical tests, trial periods. All of that exists because the traditional profile, by design, is not evidence. It's a claim.

What changes when someone else confirms the result

A certified results profile flips the burden of proof. Instead of "this is what I say I did," every entry says "this is what I did, and this is the involved party confirming it":

The result stops being a claim and becomes a data point verifiable by anyone who opens the URL. You can see how the verification process works on the trust page, and real examples in the public profiles directory.

Where the difference matters in practice

How to build yours, step by step

1
Create your profile for free
Your own public URL at kreer.app/profile/your-name, with your experience and your results. Creating it costs nothing.
2
Request certification from the real counterparty
Each result is confirmed by whoever lived it with you: the project's client, the role's employer, the program's organization.
3
Share your URL where it matters
In a job application, in your signature, across your network. Whoever opens it can verify every result, not just read it.

Frequently asked questions

What is a certified results profile?

A public profile where every result is confirmed by the other party involved, instead of self-reported. Anyone who opens it can verify the results, not just read them.

Who certifies the results?

The real counterparty of each result: the client, the employer, or the organization. Organizations (companies and universities) have their own Kreer account to certify their teams and alumni.

How much does it cost?

Nothing. Creating your profile, requesting certifications, and appearing in the public directory is free.

Does it replace my resume?

It complements it with the one thing a resume lacks: verification. The same URL works as a verifiable cover letter when applying to jobs published on the platform.

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