Set the challenge.
Start with the work your team actually does. Choose the role, the task, and what good looks like.
See what people can actually do with AI.
Real work. Clear evidence. Better hiring decisions.

01 / A BETTER SIGNAL
A polished résumé tells one story. The work tells another. Give people a realistic challenge and see how they think, build, and check their way to a result.
02 / THE WORK TRIAL
Explore a sample challenge. Each role asks for a different kind of intelligence.
Sales are up. Profit is down. Use AI to investigate a messy sales dataset and recommend what the business should do next.
Start with the work your team actually does. Choose the role, the task, and what good looks like.
Candidates use AI to solve the problem, make decisions, and deliver something you can inspect.
Review the output, the reasoning, and the checks behind it. Bring better questions to the interview.
A useful signalChallenged the AI’s margin calculation and checked it against the source data.
01 / Spotted the discrepancyRecalculated margin using net revenue after the assistant used gross revenue.
02 / Named the uncertaintyFlagged missing returns data before recommending a pricing change.
03 / A question to follow upHow would the recommendation change if shipping costs rose by 10%?
03 / BEYOND THE SCORE
The strongest signal is the work itself. Explore a scorecard that connects each dimension to something the candidate actually did.
Build a pilot around your role ↗Using the tool is the starting point. Knowing what to trust is the skill.
A marketer and an analyst shouldn’t have to prove themselves the same way.
A work trial informs the conversation. It never replaces your hiring judgment.
No. Proofwork is built around practical work assessments. The focus is on what someone can produce and verify using AI, rather than course completion.
A pilot uses agreed tools and consistent conditions so results are easier to compare. The exact tool setup is defined with each pilot team.
No. The sample score describes performance on a specific task. Employers should review the evidence alongside interviews and other relevant information.
That is the aim of a pilot: choose a realistic task, agree on the evaluation criteria, and see whether the resulting evidence is useful to your hiring team.
This page includes interactive sample briefs and an illustrative report. You can also create a pilot brief below. It is generated and downloaded in your browser and is not sent to Proofwork; to reach us, email armeen@proofworking.com.
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See what a stronger hiring signal could look like.
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