The role looks clear to you.
A candidate still has to decode broad requirements, internal language, and what “good fit” actually means.
Great hiring starts before the first conversation. LINA uses the VOICE Framework to find communication barriers on your website. The LINA Registry puts your results in context with comparable organizations.
A focused view of what readers can understand and what they can do next.
The next step is unclear on a selected page.
RecommendationMake the action and what happens afterward explicit.
HR teams put care into every stage of hiring. Yet the language on a careers page can quietly create friction before anyone applies. LINA helps you see that gap through the eyes of someone trying to understand and act.
What we measureAlready using GPT or Claude to improve your copy? A review of your own pages is a useful start. It does not, by itself, establish how you compare with other organizations.
The LINA Registry brings public communications together under the same VOICE Framework. Learn how others communicate, compare your results with relevant peers, and see where your team has room to improve.
Registry comparisons are included when sufficient comparable data exists.
Communication barriers often look ordinary from inside the organization. These are the moments worth examining.
A candidate still has to decode broad requirements, internal language, and what “good fit” actually means.
Application steps, timelines, and expectations can be hard to find or open to interpretation.
When the next step feels uncertain, people may disengage before your team ever meets them.
LINA applies the VOICE Framework to selected website pages. Registry comparisons add context to your results so your team can decide what to improve first.
Examine how clearly people can understand your pages and take action.
See where you stand against relevant organizations in the LINA Registry when sufficient comparable data exists.
Prioritize specific barriers with examples from your own content.
Reassess after changes to see what improved.
Start with the public pages that shape first impressions. Get a clear view of what works, where readers may struggle, and what your team can change.
Make your next improvement an informed one.
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