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Treating a professional history as a graph, not a resume

By Charlie Greenman

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Charlie Greenman

GeneralistRazroo | Co-Build Feature PlatformNew York, NYSep 5, 10:00 AM

Treating a professional history as a graph, not a resume

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A resume is a flat list. A source graph — links, repositories, launches, writing, all connected back to where they came from — is closer to how professional knowledge actually accumulates over time. That structure is what lets a system reconcile new evidence against what's already known instead of just appending another line. It's a data modeling problem as much as a product one: deciding what counts as durable knowledge, what's provisional, and how those pieces connect is the groundwork underneath any credible automated update.

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