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MWS: The Credit Score of Professional Value

 

We track our finances. We monitor our health. But when it comes to our careers, most of us are still relying on outdated tools, job titles, resumes, or vague feedback.

That’s where MWS comes in.

Merit. Worth. Significance.

It’s a simple idea: your career value should be measurable, like your credit score, but smarter, more holistic, and actually useful.

Why a Professional Score Matters

Resumes don’t show the full picture.
LinkedIn is curated.
Job titles can be misleading.

Your career value isn’t static, it grows over time. It changes as you develop new skills, take on responsibilities, or create impact. You deserve a way to measure that growth.

MWS gives you that measurement.

It helps you see where you stand, how you compare, and where to go next.

So, What Does MWS Actually Measure?

The MWS Score is built on three pillars:

  • Merit: Your skills, education, certifications, and performance.

  • Worth: Your financial health, productivity, and value in the job market.

  • Significance: Your influence, contributions to your community, and long-term potential.

Each area is scored out of 100, based on real data, not fluff, and compared against others in your industry, region, and career stage.

Your final score is the average of all three.

Think of it as a smarter, more complete version of a credit score for your professional life.

Who Is MWS For?

Professionals: Want to know if you’re progressing? This shows you.
Employers: Stop guessing who’s a high performer. MWS reveals it.
Investors & Founders:  Evaluate people beyond bias and pitch decks.
HR Teams:  Use real data to guide promotions, development, and retention.

What Makes MWS Different?

  • It’s data-driven: based on your resume and work history, not guesswork.

  • It’s unbiased: factoring in your location, industry, and experience level.

  • It’s dynamic: your score updates as your career evolves.

  • It’s easy: no forms, no friction. Just upload your resume or link your profile.

You can even see how earning a certification or improving your financial habits could boost your score.

Your Career Deserves This

Your job isn’t just a paycheck, it’s your life’s work.

MWS helps you understand and grow that value with clarity and confidence. Whether you’re switching paths, aiming for a promotion, or just want to know where you stand, this tool gives you real answers.

Want to See Your Score?

Go to mwsscores.com and get your free evaluation.

Because working smart starts with knowing your worth.



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