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Job Worth Score

Direct answer

The Job Worth Score is RoleWorth's 0-100 decision score for a specific job. It combines job specificity, liveness, ghost-risk, source trust, compensation/logistics, effort, and next action into a Pursue / Maybe / Skip / Verify first recommendation.

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● LiveJob Worth Score · JR-2847
conf 0.86
Posting
Senior Engineer · Linear

Remote · Posted 2d ago · $185–220K base

Role Fit
0×0.22
Compensation
0×0.18
Effort vs Reward
0×0.16
Ghost Risk
0×0.16
Hiring Signal
0×0.14
Readiness
0×0.14
Worth Score
0
/ 100
PURSUE

Above threshold. Posting verified live. Compensation transparent. Build package.

Conf 0.86 · 6 factors

Decision table

When this is the right tool — and when it isn't.

01 · Pursue

Choose RoleWorth if

  • You want to know whether a role deserves tailoring.
  • You want resume matching to happen after the job earns effort.
  • You want the output to become a package and pipeline entry.
02 · Maybe

Choose another tool if

  • You only need a standalone keyword-match percentage.
03 · Skip

Choose neither if

  • You do not have a target role yet.

Hidden cost

A better resume for the wrong job is still wasted time.

The wrong jobs don't just waste applications. They drain interview prep, recruiter outreach, and momentum.

RoleWorth focusReal-job signals, worth score, proof package, review gates, and manual-required boundaries.
Typical tool focusResume formatting, keyword match, tracker rows, generic autofill, or raw volume.
Public guardrailRisk flags are evidence signals, not guarantees. Unsupported submit flows stop at manual review.

Decision-first

Job Worth Score — without spraying applications at jobs that were never going to interview you.

Pillar 2 · Capture

Score jobs where you find them

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