A page that shows how you think.
Not a list of what you enrolled in. The cases you argued, the work you handed in, the marks it earned, and a verification link for every claim on it.
What it looks like
Stats at the top, skill signal beneath, and every number traceable to the work that produced it.
Four things, all checkable
Nothing goes on the profile that a stranger could not confirm in under a minute.
The work itself
Cases you argued and submissions you handed in, with the rubric they were marked against. Not titles of things you enrolled in — the actual artefacts, readable by whoever you send the link to.
"Checkout conversion drop — decision memo, marked 8.1/10. Rubric: problem framing 9, evidence 8, falsifiability 7, clarity 8."
The scores, with their sources
Skill scores are not a self-assessment slider. Each one is computed from marked work, and each one links back to the specific submissions and discussions that produced it.
A claim you cannot audit is a claim a recruiter has to take on faith. Nobody takes a stranger's skill claim on faith, so we do not ask them to.
The credentials
Certificates earned, the Excellence tier where it applies, and badges from hackathons, arenas and campus work — each with a verification link that resolves without an account.
A recruiter should be able to confirm any claim on the page from their phone, without logging in and without contacting us. If a feature fails that test, it does not go on the profile.
One link you control
A handle you pick, a page you decide the shape of, and a share link you can revoke. Public by choice, section by section, and exportable as a PDF for the places that still want one.
One line — opmlearnings.com/u/your-handle — that expands into evidence rather than into another list of course titles.
Why this reads differently
The difference is not presentation. It is what the underlying claim is made of.
What it lists
A course profile: Courses you enrolled in and hours you spent.
An OPM profile: Decisions you made, work you handed in, and how it was marked.
Who can check it
A course profile: The issuer, if they answer the email.
An OPM profile: Anyone with the link, in seconds, without an account.
What it costs to fake
A course profile: Very little — completion is a function of a video player being open.
An OPM profile: A marked submission and a moderated discussion. There is no shortcut to either.
Yours, on your terms
Three commitments about a page that carries your name.
Private by default
A new profile is visible only to you. Nothing becomes public until you decide it should, section by section.
Revocable links
Share a profile for one application, then revoke it. The link dies; your profile does not.
Yours to take away
Export everything as a PDF or a data file whenever you like, including after you stop paying.
About the profile
Claim the handle.
Fill it in later.
Handles are first come, first served, and a profile with one case on it is already more than most.
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