CultureVeda

Culture-fit intelligence for job seekers

Will I actually be happy working here?

Every other tool helps you get the job. CultureVeda helps you decide whether you want it.

Take the assessment

No card, ever. One report a month.

The thing nobody else shows you

A star rating averages strangers. This finds the gap.

Company-controlled sources tell you what a company wants to be. Employee-voiced sources tell you what it feels like inside. Holding both on the same axis, instead of averaging them into a number out of five, is what surfaces this.

What they say

We practise radical transparency. Every decision, every number, open to the whole company.

Careers page

Company-controlled · 1 source · undated

What people inside say

Eleven reviews from the last year describe decisions being announced after they are made.

Public reviews and forums

Employee-voiced · 11 claims · 4 clusters

An illustration of the shape a contradiction takes, not a real finding. Real ones name the company and link every source.

Know yourself once. Point it at anything.

  1. 01

    Know yourself

    Twenty eight forced choices, under five minutes. No sliders, no rating things one to five. You pick between two things you want, because what you will trade away is the only real signal.

  2. 02

    Point it at a job

    A company name, a website, and the job description if you have it. The posting is read as culture, not as a keyword checklist.

  3. 03

    Get the intelligence

    Six sections, every claim carrying its source and its date. If the evidence is too thin to score fairly, it says so instead of guessing.

The framework

Both of you, measured on the same eight axes

You cannot compute fit between a person and a company unless both are scored on the same dimensions. That one constraint is why this framework exists rather than an off-the-shelf instrument, and each axis traces to published work on person-organization fit.

The methodology page carries the research each axis traces to, and the arithmetic that turns evidence into a number.

A permanent commitment

No employer will ever pay us.

There is a real business in telling companies how they read publicly, and it is incompatible with this one. The moment CultureVeda has an employer customer, every job seeker has a rational reason to distrust every report. So we will not have one.

We also do not collect your resume. The product does not need it, and not holding a document with your full employment history, address and phone number is a position rather than an oversight.

Start with what you actually value.

Twenty eight forced choices, about four minutes, and a ranked profile of what you trade away when you have to choose.

It works before you make an account, and your answers come with you if you do.