When companies use scientific hiring methods, they're better at matching people to roles where they'll actually succeed. This isn't just good for business, it's good for your career.

Starting a job you're genuinely suited for means faster onboarding, quicker wins, and earlier impact. It means higher job satisfaction because you're doing work that plays to your strengths. It means better performance reviews, faster progression, and stronger relationships with colleagues and managers who value you.

Conversely, when hiring is haphazard, mismatches are common. You might land a job only to discover the actual work doesn't align with your skills or the culture doesn't fit your values. The company is disappointed; you're frustrated and back on the market within a year. Nobody wins.