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RoleWise Research

Short answer

RoleWise Research is RoleWise's upcoming report on the relationship between structured candidate signals and actual employee outcomes. The report has not yet been published.

RoleWise does not publish figures or conclusions until the data foundation is large enough and can be documented methodically. This page describes the purpose, what the report will cover, and how to be notified when it's released.

Written by Marcel Fuursted, CEO and founder of RoleWiseLast updated 2 September 2026

Purpose

RoleWise works from a core assumption: that hiring decisions improve when candidate signals from before hiring are systematically compared against actual employee outcomes afterwards. RoleWise Research is the future, publicly available documentation of what that data foundation actually shows - once it exists at a scale that can be relied upon.

The purpose of this page is not to present results. The purpose is to be transparent that no results exist yet, and about what kind of insight the report is intended to cover once it does.

What RoleWise Research will cover

When the report is published, it's intended to describe, among other things:

  • How many hiring processes and companies the data foundation covers.
  • Which industries, roles and languages are included.
  • How candidates complete the structured conversation, and how long the process takes.
  • Connections between early signals and later outcomes, including retention and progression.
  • Methodological caveats and limitations of the data foundation.

None of these points are figures yet. They are the categories RoleWise intends to report on, once there is a data foundation that can be documented and verified.

Status: key figures

The fields below will be updated once data exists and can be documented.

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Data period
Not yet published
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Sample size
Not yet published
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Industries
Not yet published
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Roles
Not yet published
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Languages
Not yet published
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Completion rate
Not yet published
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Response time
Not yet published
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Time to shortlist
Not yet published
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Retention
Not yet published
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Performance progression
Not yet published

Methodology, definitions and limitations

Methodology and caveats
Data period
Not yet published
Sample size
Not yet published
Methodology
Will be described in full when the report is published, including how signals and outcomes were collected and linked.
Definitions
Key terms such as retention, progression and completion rate will be defined precisely in the report itself, so the figures can be interpreted correctly.
Limitations
Any future report will have limitations in data volume, industry coverage and time horizon, which will be described explicitly alongside the results.
Date updated
2 September 2026

This approach follows the same ground rule that applies to all other content on RoleWise: no figures, percentages or conclusions are stated that cannot be documented. Read more about how RoleWise thinks about measurement generally in measuring hiring quality and Hiring Accuracy.

Why RoleWise is waiting to publish figures

Connections between candidate signals and employee outcomes require a data foundation that's large enough to be meaningful, and a time horizon that's long enough for outcomes like retention and progression to have shown themselves. Publishing figures too early would undermine the very point of Hiring Intelligence: that decisions should be built on documented connections, not assumptions. Read more about why prediction and observation of outcomes are two different things in predicting candidate success.

How to be notified when the report is released

RoleWise Research will be published on this page once the data foundation is ready. In the meantime, you can see how RoleWise's conversation layer Louise works in practice via the demo, or get in touch directly to hear more about when the report is expected.

Write to hello@rolewise.co to be notified when RoleWise Research is published.