Define the role
Start with a clear role.
Agree on the work, the skills, and what strong evidence looks like before the first application arrives.
Thoughtful hiring for growing teams
Decide what matters before the résumés arrive. Worthy brings the strongest evidence forward, so you spend less time sorting and more time talking to the right people.
No made-up success stories. No suspiciously perfect numbers. Just a hiring process your team can use without needing a manual.
The problem
Résumés in an inbox. Notes in a spreadsheet. Feedback lost in chat. When it is time to compare candidates, the useful details are everywhere except where you need them.


Define what matters
Start with the work, the skills that matter, and what good evidence looks like. Set the bar once. Use the same bar for every applicant.
Mission
Own the payments platform through 10× transaction growth without 10× headcount.
What matters
Evidence we’ll look for
Built and operated a production system, not just shipped features.
Drove a project forward without being asked to.
Direct prior work on structurally similar problems.
Reasoned about tradeoffs across a whole system, not one piece.
How it works
Define the role
Agree on the work, the skills, and what strong evidence looks like before the first application arrives.
Candidates arrive
Give candidates a clean application and clear expectations. Every submission lands in one place, not five inboxes.
Evidence appears
Worthy shows the words behind each finding and points out where the evidence is thin.
A deeper signal
Skip the generic brainteasers. Ask questions that match the work and keep the results with the application.
One shared scorecard
Everyone uses the same criteria and leaves their notes in one place. The debrief starts with evidence, not fuzzy memories.
The human decision
Review the résumé, assessment, and interview notes together. Then a person makes the call.
Hiring by feel
Verdict: a hunch.
Hiring on evidence
“Built and operated a distributed payments service handling ~40M transactions a month.”
Verdict: a decision you can defend.
Evidence, not scores
No magic 84 out of 100. Worthy shows the words behind each finding. When the evidence is thin, it simply says so.
“Built and operated a distributed payments service handling ~40M transactions a month, including the migration off a monolithic ledger.”
Résumé · Orbital Systems
Potential gapNo Kubernetes experience identified.
UncertaintyInfrastructure ownership scope is not explicit.
Applications → shortlist
Worthy never auto-rejects a person. It sorts applications by the evidence inside them, so your team knows where to start and who may be worth a conversation.
A better signal at every stage
Assessments and interviews use the same criteria you chose at the start. No moving the goalposts halfway through the process.
Assessment
Interview · shared scorecard
“Walked me through the ledger migration without prompting. The clearest systems answer I heard all week.”

A teammate ships something broken. What do you do?
“Tell them directly and kindly, then help fix it that day.”
Aligned with your teamBeyond skills
Add a team-fit round to any role: how someone gives feedback, how much autonomy they want, how they like to collaborate. Ask the same clear questions and compare honest answers. No secret personality test hiding in the background.
Nobody “fails” fit. A difference is a conversation to have, not a reason to close the door.

For growing teams
Define the role, keep the evidence together, and give everyone one scorecard. You get a solid process without weeks of setup or a consultant explaining the dashboard.
The human stays in charge
Software can organize the facts. It cannot know your team or take responsibility for a hire. You make the call, and Worthy keeps the reason with it.
Industry context · flagged unclear
“No direct industry exposure found in the application.”
“Met her at PayCon. She led a nearly identical ledger migration at her last company. Marking this strong.”
Dana, hiring manager · on the record
Ready when you are
Set the bar. Find the evidence. Meet the people who could make a real difference.