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Free for candidates. Paid Work Simulations.

Find out if the job
fits you, too.

A title and a salary don't tell you everything. We explain the work, the team, the pay, and the hard parts so you can decide whether the role is worth pursuing.

"I haven't felt like this was a job search. I felt more that this was a job matchmaking."
Jelena M., Operations Manager at BabyEm. Placed September 2025.

You know what you're capable of.

A role can look right on paper and feel different once you're doing it. The responsibilities change. The manager works differently than you expected. Important details never came up in the interviews.

Then you looked again. You updated the resume. You applied to things that seemed close enough. You sat through interviews where nobody asked what actually mattered to you. You waited for callbacks that didn't come. You got the rejection dressed up as a compliment: "We were really impressed, but we've decided to go in a different direction." And the recruiter who said she'd follow up disappeared.

You deserve a clear picture before you decide to make the move.

How we match

We look at the work
and what you need from it.

We discuss the responsibilities, pace, management style, and practical requirements of the role. You tell us what matters to you. Together, we identify where it may fit and where there are trade-offs. There is no perfect match. The question is whether you know the trade-offs before you sign or discover them after.

Seven layers. The closer to the center, the more personal the fit.

Seven things we talk through.

Work Drivers are the things that shape whether a role fits you. We discuss them before anyone meets.

  1. 1

    Functional drivers

    The practical shape of the role: how much it pays, how fast it moves, where you work, whether the scope is clear, and how much job security you have.

    A media buyer who needs predictable hours may struggle at an agency where client escalations run late, even if the work is interesting.

  2. 2

    Emotional drivers

    What makes the work feel worth doing on a Tuesday afternoon. Whether you need a sense of purpose, room to get better at your craft, freedom to decide how things get done, or problems that keep you thinking.

    An account manager who needs creative input may struggle on an account that only wants reporting, no matter the title.

  3. 3

    Life-fit

    We discuss practical requirements such as working hours, location, and travel.

    You don't need to explain the personal reasons behind them.

Plus four more areas we discuss:

Your version of this

Same process. Shaped to the work you do.

Experienced practitioner

You've done the work for a decade. You don't want to re-prove fundamentals. Our simulation skips gotchas and gives you an actual problem your future team is wrestling with.

Niche expert

Your craft is narrow and deep. Our simulations are briefed by the hiring manager on the exact edge cases that matter, so you're not explaining your work to someone who can't follow it.

Executive

Your last move took months, and most of it was waiting. We plan around an eight-week target, with full transparency on pay, board dynamics, runway, and why the role is open.

Career Changer

Your experience matters, and so does the work you want to do next. We talk about both, not just what your title predicts.

Ready to see where you fit?

Explore the Work Drivers assessment →

The process

When a role looks like a fit,
three things happen.

You're paid for the work sample. You hear the hard parts before you interview. You get a straight answer whether or not you get the job.

01

We meet.

A 45-minute discovery call with one of our recruiting partners. You tell us what almost worked last time and what you don't want to compromise on. We listen. The tone is coach, not interrogator.

Your time: 45 minutes. Cost: $0.

02

You do the work.

A paid Work Simulation based on the role. Before you start, you'll receive the task, expected time, payment amount, and terms. You're paid for the agreed work whether or not you're hired. You keep the work.

You are paid for the agreed work.

03

We debrief.

We tell you where you stand and when you'll hear from us next. If we're waiting on the client, we tell you that too. If you're not moving forward, we let you know directly.

Feedback either way.

Read the full candidate protocol
  1. Outreach. A specific message referencing a specific role. If it wastes your time, delete it.
  2. Work Drivers Assessment. A 32-item exercise mapping what matters most to you in a role. 20 minutes.
  3. Async verification. A transparent email naming the gaps we see. You self-select in or out.
  4. Discovery call. 45 minutes. Counselor tone. You leave with language, not a sales pitch.
  5. Work Simulation. Async exercise plus a 20-to-30-minute live session. Paid. Real client data.
  6. Candidate Package and Job Deck. Everything the hiring team is thinking, on paper.
  7. Client interview. You arrive knowing the terrain. The interview is about fit, not vetting.
  8. Offer and start. Direct conversations about compensation. No theater.
  9. Post-hire check-ins. 30, 60, 90, 120 days. We check whether you're still in the right place.

From people who've been through this

Not everyone gets placed. Everyone gets heard.

"In ten past interviews or more, you are the first one to schedule time for feedback." That was Alexsandro, an engineer who went through our full process and was not placed. We asked these four people what the experience was like anyway.

"I was kind of afraid of falling into a scam. You make me feel safe."

Paulo F., Product Not placed

"You're making people feel like human beings. Everything is so AI, everything is so corporational. It's really refreshing to see a different approach."

Jovana, Operations Not placed

"In a pool of sameness, you were unique. Even though it didn't work out, that's what it showed me. I have to continue looking for that company. If BabyEm exists, another one can, too."

Sara D., Operations Not placed

"The communication was really good, and the transparency, which is missing in this interview world. I definitely recommend, because you guys are fast, and the transparency is really a super thing."

Alexsandro S., Engineering Not placed
Josh Hill, Founder & Principal RecruiterJosh Hill, Founder & Principal Recruiter

The honesty

Not every role is the right match.

"We turn down searches when we don't believe we can find the right person. We tell candidates when a role isn't what they need. The hardest part of this work is not filling seats. It's knowing when not to. A wrong match costs everyone more than an empty one."

Josh Hill, Founder & Principal Recruiter

On the day you meet, you'll already know the team, the challenges, and the trade-offs. They'll already know how you think.

The interview isn't an audition. It's a conversation between people who have enough context to ask better questions.

You both have more to go on.

"I'm waking up and there is no tense feeling in my stomach when I think about working. This is my 20th year of career, and after 20 years, you learn that that's the only indicator that you need to have."
Jelena M., after placement

Honest about fit

We're not the right match for everyone,
and we'll tell you.

We recruit for specific permanent roles. There may not be a relevant opening when you first hear from us. Here's when working with us makes sense, and when it doesn't.

We're a match for you when…

  • You want a role that fits how you actually work, not just one where you interview well.
  • You'd rather prove what you can do through real work than perform in an interview.
  • You're open to a paid Work Simulation that mirrors the actual job.
  • You want the truth about a company's environment before you say yes.
  • You're looking for a permanent role you can grow in.

We're not the right match when…

  • You need to start a new role within days.
  • You want temporary, contract, or gig work.
  • You aren't looking for the permanent roles we recruit for.

Most roles we work are with companies across the United States and select international teams.

If we're not the right match, we'll say so, instead of leaving you guessing.

If this is how you want to find your next role, we're ready.

No assessment required. No commitment. Your email is all we hold at this point. When a role comes up that might fit, we reach out, and the first conversation is where we learn your experience and what you need from work.

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Josh Hill and Tom Meredith. Your advocates in this process.

Questions

What you're probably thinking.

No. SuperHired is free for candidates. Always. When you complete a Work Simulation, we pay you for the agreed work. Before you start, you'll receive the task, expected time, payment amount, and terms.

You get a specific message about a specific role. We spend weeks learning the team, the role, and the hard parts before we reach out to anyone. We contact you when your experience appears relevant to a role we're working on. We'll explain why we reached out and share the role details. The conversation helps both of us decide whether it makes sense to continue.

A paid exercise based on the role. Not a whiteboard puzzle. Not a trick question. Before you start, you'll receive the task, expected time, payment amount, and terms. You're paid for the agreed work and you keep it, whatever the outcome.

Your email goes to our team, and it's all we know about you at that point. When a role comes up that might fit, we reach out and explain why. The first call is a 45-minute conversation where we learn your experience and what you need from work. That's how we judge fit, not from an email address. If nothing relevant comes up, you won't hear from us until it does.

Our Job Deck covers the team, the challenges, day-to-day work, pay, growth path, and the parts that are genuinely hard. We don't edit the hard parts out.

Yes. We tell you where you stand and when you'll hear from us next. If we're waiting on the client, we tell you that too. If you're not moving forward, we let you know directly.

Yes. Once your profile is on file, we match you against any role where there's real alignment. We won't force a fit, but if we see one, you'll hear from us.

That's fine. Leave your email and we'll reach out when a role comes up worth a conversation. We learn your experience on that first call, not before. No pressure, no spam, no monthly digest.