where did you get my data
From your public HeadHunter resume. Nowhere else.
An email from a company you do not know is a fair reason to be wary. So there are no promises here: below is the statement of your data, the route from an open CV to the email, and three links in case you want none of it.
your public HeadHunter profile — and nothing beyond it
a match with a specific project — matching across 20+ requirements
a link to your hh CV — no sign-up, no questionnaires
one page — and no more emails
Four steps — and not one where you lose anything
The whole path from an open CV to the email is here in full. Under each step we mark what exactly ends up in our hands at that point.
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01 · reading
Your open CV on hh
Cold sourcing finds your public profile on HeadHunter — the same thing any employer sees.
in our hands: the fields open in the CV
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02 · matching
20+ project requirements
The profile is matched against the project requirements automatically: a match across 20+ requirements cannot be done by eye.
in our hands: the matching result — matched / not verified
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03 · invitation
An email with a breakdown
It matched — an invitation arrives along with a personal match page carrying the “why we contacted you specifically” breakdown.
in our hands: a link to your match page
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04 · your decision
From here you decide
If you reply, your response is sent as a link to your hh CV. If you stay silent, that is the end of it.
in our hands: nothing without your reply
At no step do you have to live on the site: there is no point visiting every day and working through filters — the matching runs without you, and you drop in only when a match has already occurred.
the channel and the text of the invitation email are not set by the source — they are not shown on the public site
What we did — and what we did not do
what we did
- we read
- the open CV on HeadHunter — the same thing any employer sees
- we matched
- the profile against the requirements of a specific project — 20+ of them
- we sent
- one invitation with the “why we contacted you specifically” breakdown
what we did not do
- we did not sign in
- to your hh account — we have no access to it
- we did not take
- data from other sources: only the public profile
- we did not pass on
- your CV to the client: a response is sent only after you reply
what is behind this public site
The public site is not the whole product. Behind it there is a working platform: it does have a vacancy catalogue and an account area. The difference is not the feature set but the mode — you do not have to live inside the platform.
- Vacancy catalogue yes
- Account area yes
we do not show platform screens on the public site — this page answers questions about data, it does not walk you through sections
from here you decide
Three options — and none of them requires registration. Pick yours to see what happens next.
Your response is sent as a link to your hh CV
No questionnaires, no registration: the client sees the same open CV we did, plus the match breakdown. Anything you chose not to show stays hidden — we never saw it either.
what a response on hh looks likeWhat people usually ask next
A hidden resume is not public, so automated matching cannot see it. We read only what is public on HeadHunter; close the profile and it will not enter matching.