What we’re asking
The résumé is a trust technology from a world of gatekeepers: one page, formatted to be skimmed by a stranger with power over you, listing the institutions that will vouch for your past. Every line on it is a claim someone else has to verify.
This episode asks what happens when verification stops being the employer's job. If your contributions — what you built, who you helped, what your communities say about you — travel with you as something you own, the résumé stops being a summary and starts being a receipt.
We'll dig into portable identity, proof-of-contribution, and what hiring looks like when reputation is carried, not claimed.