𝗪𝗼𝘂𝗹𝗱 𝗬𝗼𝘂 𝗛𝗶𝗿𝗲 𝗦𝗼𝗺𝗲𝗼𝗻𝗲 𝗪𝗶𝘁𝗵𝗼𝘂𝘁 𝗮 𝗥𝗲𝘀𝘂𝗺𝗲? HOT TAKE: Resumes are outdated! They don’t show personality, communication skills, or culture fit. So why rely on them? 🎥 With UseVerb, you can SEE and HEAR candidates before the interview with short video pitches. Stop wasting time on paper. Start hiring smarter. Try it today → UseVerb.com

You don’t have to call candidates to see who they are. Or talk to answering machines. Swap the first call for a 27-second video intro. More data. Faster decisions. Fewer dead screens. Whole new way to hire. UseVerb.com

Master these job interview questions: Tell us about yourself. How did you hear about this position? Where do you see yourself in five years? Why should we hire you? What's a conflict you faced, and how did you deal with it?

Old way vs. UseVerb — see the difference.

I went from applying to 50 jobs with no responses to getting a job I really wanted

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AI can write your resume. It can't be you on camera. UseVerb gives recruiters 27 seconds of the real you — no bot required. Link in bio.

You've sent 200 applications. Here's the one thing none of them let you do — actually show up. A resume can list what you've done. It can't show a recruiter who you are when you're explaining it yourself.

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A polished CV gets you noticed. It doesn't get you known. UseVerb skips the guesswork. A 27-second video shows an employer who you are before you ever sit down for an interview — sometimes it replaces the first one entirely.

With UseVerb, you get 27 seconds to just say what you mean. No thesaurus required.

You're not bad at job hunting. You're just invisible on paper. Recruiters can't see your energy, your tone, the way you explain things when you're actually talking. A resume strips all of that out.

Here's what actually happens when you apply with a video instead of a resume. The old way: a page of bullet points a recruiter skims in seconds, hoping the right keywords jump out. The UseVerb way: 27 seconds where you actually talk, and they actually watch.

Recruiters spend 7.4 seconds looking at your resume. That's it. Not because they don't care. Because a page of bullet points doesn't give them much to go on. UseVerb gives you 27 seconds to actually be seen

Us vs. every recruiter who gives a resume 7.4 seconds and moves on. 27 seconds is all it takes to actually be seen instead of skimmed. UseVerb. Link in bio.

Same resume. Same person. Two completely different outcomes. One AI skims a page for a few seconds and moves on. The other actually watches your 27-second video and sees who you are. That's the difference between getting filtered out and getting seen.

Nobody remembers file number 214. They remember the person who showed up as themselves. UseVerb replaces the resume pile with your face, your voice, your energy - the things that actually get you hired.

Applying is a one-way message into a void. Introducing yourself is a conversation. UseVerb turns your job search from another silent application into an actual first impression - the kind recruiters remember.

Getting ghosted after a "perfect fit" interview isn't rejection - it's a broken process. Applicant tracking systems buried your resume; UseVerb makes sure your video doesn't get lost the same way. You show up as yourself, no black hole required.