It's "nearly" instead of "completely" because of cases like yours where there are verifiable facts that signal the candidate's capabilities. A typical resume h

It's "nearly" instead of "completely" because of cases like yours where there are verifiable facts that signal the candidate's capabilities. A typical resume has none of that and is more like: . BS from some un-ranked university . 2 years at some company you've never heard of .. Did things you have no way of verifying . 2 years at another company you've never heard of .. Did more things you have no way of verifying