WeResume: a portable work record the worker owns
Short answer: WeResume is a portable work record built from anonymous coworker ratings on Wevree. It belongs to the worker, can span every Wevree workplace they have been part of, and can be shared only by the worker through a private link that expires after 30 days. Wevree is staff management for teams, from cafes to offices and retail.
What WeResume is
Each Round, coworkers rate each other from 1 to 10 on the Topics the owner picks, anonymously. Those ratings add to WeResume, a record of how the person actually did the job, week after week or on whatever schedule the team uses. The worker can see a summary of how long the record has been building, how many workplaces it spans, how many people have rated them, and how many ratings that adds up to. It does not name who gave which score.
How it is different from a resume, an interview or a reference
| Source | Who writes it | What it really shows |
|---|---|---|
| Resume | The applicant | How they describe themselves |
| Interview | The applicant, on their best behavior | About 30 minutes of trying to impress |
| References | People the applicant picked | Usually friends who will say good things |
| WeResume | Real coworkers, anonymously | How the person actually did the job, round after round |
Because ratings are anonymous, nobody can pressure a coworker or get back at them, and the record reflects real shifts, not self-description. The worker owns it and decides who sees it.
How sharing works
- Only the worker can create the share link. An owner cannot issue it for them.
- The link is private, not a public profile, and there is only one active link at a time.
- The link expires after 30 days. The worker can create a new one, which replaces the previous link.
- A person who opens a valid link can view the record until it expires. They do not see who gave which rating.
What WeResume is not
- It is not a public reputation board or a ranking of workers.
- It is not a hiring marketplace, and Wevree does not recommend who to hire.
- It does not replace a resume, an interview or a legal background check. It is one honest record the worker can choose to show.
More on how the ratings themselves work: anonymous peer ratings in Wevree. The comparison table also lives on the about page.
Frequently asked questions
What is WeResume?
WeResume is a work record that belongs to the worker. It is built from anonymous coworker ratings on Wevree, round after round, and can span more than one Wevree workplace.
Who can see a WeResume?
The worker owns their WeResume and decides who sees it. They can create a private link and share it. The link expires after 30 days. The owner cannot create or send that link for them.
Is WeResume a hiring tool or a public profile?
No. It is not a public profile and it is not a hiring marketplace. A worker can show their record to someone they choose, through a private link. The recipient does not see who gave which rating.
Does a WeResume follow someone to a new job?
The record belongs to the worker and can include ratings from more than one Wevree workplace. Sharing still happens only when the worker sends a private link, and that link expires after 30 days.
Can an owner edit or delete scores on a WeResume?
No. Nobody, including the owner, can edit or delete a score.
Related pages
- Resume vs interview vs references vs WeResume
- How anonymous peer ratings work
- Wevree for owners with more than one location
- Worker rights on Wevree
- Employee reference check questions
- What is Wevree? Facts and limits
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