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Proof of work

What you can do, counted, for the person deciding whether to interview you.

honejobs is the job side of Hone. You practise on honecoding and plan the week on honeweek; this is where it adds up: how close you are to the bar on your track, the steps still between you and applying, résumé lines built from graded work, a certificate with an id anybody can check, and a public proof page. Nothing on it is typed in by you, so all of it can be believed.

One Hone key. Sign in once, on any of the three sites, and you are signed in on all of them.

The four things here, and where each is earned
A readiness meterHow close you are to the interview bar on your track: topics held strong under spaced recall, problems solved without a hint, and your measured level. It can go down, because a number that only rises is a trophy, not a measurement.
The checklistSeven or eight counted steps between practising and applying. None can be ticked by hand; each is read from the same ledger as everything else.
Résumé linesSentences you can paste into a résumé, a LinkedIn summary or a cover letter. Every line says how it was measured, and below the bar for a line, the line does not exist.
A certificate and a proof pageMeet the bar on a track and Hone issues a certificate with a credential id anybody can check, signed so it cannot be edited. Your proof page is the working behind it, public only while you leave it on.

Hone is not an accredited body, does not proctor exams and does not check government identification. Everything here attests to counted work done on one account, and says exactly that.

Free during beta. One Hone key: sign in with Google or an emailed link on any Hone site and the others know you.

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