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Understanding your job match score

What the match percentage on job cards means, how it is calculated, and why it is different from CV completeness.

What the percentage means

When you are signed in and have a CV, job cards show a match percentage. It estimates how well your CV fits that specific job.

Hover or tap the ring to see the breakdown.

How it is calculated

Factor Weight
Skills 40
Job title 25
Location 20
Experience 15

A higher score usually means your skills and title line up closely with what the employer asked for.

This is not an employer ATS score

The match percentage is calculated by Wrkzon from your CV. It is not how an employer's own recruiting software will rank you, and a high score is not a guarantee of an interview. Treat it as a guide for where to spend your time.

What you might see instead of a number

Display Meaning
An example percentage You are signed out. Sign in and add a CV to see your real score.
CV You are signed in but have no CV yet. Create or upload one.
or Calculating Your score is still being worked out in the background.

Why does it say "Calculating"?

After you save, edit, or upload a CV, Wrkzon recalculates your matches in the background. This runs periodically rather than instantly, so it can take a while to appear. Come back later instead of refreshing repeatedly. If it is still calculating after an hour, contact support.

Match score vs CV completeness

These are two different numbers and they are easy to confuse.

CV completeness Job match score
Answers How filled-in is my CV? How well do I fit this job?
Where The CV Completeness card on My Zone Job cards on Jobs and My Zone recommendations
Changes when You add sections to your CV You change your CV, or you look at a different job

Improving completeness usually improves your match scores too, because there is more for the matcher to read.

Getting better matches

  • List your real skills explicitly — skills carry the most weight.
  • Keep your job title current and use the wording common in your field.
  • Set your location so local roles score properly.
  • On My Zone, use the minimum-match slider to filter recommended jobs.

Note that the Jobs list is not sorted by match score — it is ordered by relevance and posting date. Your recommended jobs on My Zone are sorted by match.

Need more help? Contact support

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