The gap between CVs and reality
Developer CVs rarely show real skills. Job titles, self-assessments, and keyword-heavy résumés describe aspirations, not actual work or true seniority.
Identify developers who are open to work using public activity signals
GitTalents detects early “open to work” signals from GitHub activity, revealing developers open to new opportunities before they update a CV or apply anywhere
Developer CVs rarely show real skills. Job titles, self-assessments, and keyword-heavy résumés describe aspirations, not actual work or true seniority.
GitTalents assesses developer seniority using public code, activity, and long-term contribution patterns, replacing CV assumptions with evidence-based insights.
Developers become open to change gradually, driven by burnout or life events. Recruiters can't see this timing and rely on repetitive cold outreach that's usually too early or too late.
By detecting early "open to work" signals from public activity changes, GitTalents highlights when developers start exploring new opportunities — before they announce it.
Without reliable signals, recruiters contact the same developers repeatedly, hoping for a response, while missing candidates quietly entering the market at the right moment.
Instead of mass cold outreach, recruiters see ranked candidates, clear signals, and timing context, enabling more relevant conversations and higher response rates.
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