The experience paradox
You need experience to get a job, and a job to get experience.
You have more to show than a resume can hold.
Entry-level jobs ask for experience you haven't had the chance to get. Kleoverse shows what you've learned, built and are aiming for, with the evidence beside it.
Why a resume undersells students and graduates
A one-page resume rewards people who already have a career. When you're starting out, it shrinks you to a school name and a grade.
Your real work doesn't fit
Projects, hackathons, volunteering, part-time jobs and courses become one-line bullets, or get cut.
Everyone looks the same
Same degree, same template, same buzzwords. Nobody can tell who's curious, driven or good.
Potential is invisible
A resume can't show where you're heading or how fast you learn.
How to show your skills without work experience
Show who you're becoming. Your first profile shouldn't be an empty page. Kleoverse turns what you've already done into a picture of what you can do.
It shows potential, not just past
Your profile leads with your interests, aspirations and what you're learning right now.
It turns small things into evidence
A class project, a summer job, an open-source contribution: each becomes a skill with context.
It keeps the receipts
Connect GitHub, Figma, Kaggle or your portfolio, and upload certificates. Your skills come with the work behind them.
It grows with you
From first internship to first job to first promotion, you never start from a blank page again.
It's yours
Your own address, like a personal site. Private by default, and your data belongs to you.
Graduate example: from business student to marketing role
| Aleksi | His resume | His Kleoverse profile |
|---|---|---|
| First impression | BBA, 2026. Part-time cashier. | Business graduate focused on data-driven marketing |
| Experience | Cashier, 2023–2026 | Served 200+ customers a day, trained 3 new staff, spotted and reported a recurring pricing error |
| Projects | Thesis on consumer behaviour | Thesis with its survey of 412 respondents and the dashboard he built |
| Evidence | His word only | Analytics certificate, portfolio and marketing club workSOURCED |
| What a recruiter thinks | "Another new grad." | "Someone who already thinks like a marketer." |
Illustrative example.
How to build your first professional profile
Your first profile, in three steps.
Tell Kleoverse what you're into
Your studies, interests and the kind of work you want.
Connect your evidence
Courses, projects, code, portfolios and activities. You approve what goes in.
Share your profile
Send it with applications, add it to LinkedIn, put it in your email signature.
Questions from students and graduates
I don't have any work experience. What do I put in?
More than you think. Courses, projects, volunteering, part-time jobs, clubs and interests all count, and Kleoverse helps you describe them.
Is this a replacement for LinkedIn?
No. Link to your Kleoverse profile from LinkedIn. It adds the depth and evidence a LinkedIn profile can't hold.
Is it free?
You can build your profile for free. Paid plans add more connected sources and tools.
Will it still be useful after I get a job?
Yes. It adapts as your career develops, so you keep building on it.
Show them who you're becoming.
Start free. Kleoverse is in private beta and invitations are sent in stages.