Why Klymb
Your work is the proof.
The traditional resume describes who you claimed to be in the past. Real-world capability proves what problems you are ready to resolve today.
Why it's time
The work is changing. The evidence is public.
Companies no longer hire for general potential. They recruit specifically to solve immediate execution gaps.
92M
Jobs expected to be displaced globally by 2030, while 170M new roles are created. The shift rewards people who reskill.
56%
Average wage premium for jobs that require AI skills, up from 25% the year before.
84%
Of Indian professionals feel unprepared to find a new job in 2026, as AI reshapes how companies hire.
These are figures from other organizations' published reports, linked above. They are not Klymb results.
What we do instead
You do the work of the role.
Each day is one realistic problem. You build it, keep it in your own repository and explain it. That is the whole method.
One problem a day
Each day is one realistic problem from the role, with a mission, build steps and what done looks like.
You submit real work
Paste the link to your own GitHub repository, add a note on what you did and why, and answer a few written questions. You can update a day any time.
Four checkpoints
After Days 7, 14, 21 and 28 you complete a checkpoint on that week's work.
Speak it out loud
A five-minute voice coach asks one question at a time on a single topic, available on all 5 tracks.
Interview prep to finish
Days 29 and 30 take the most-asked questions for your role, answered in writing with your own work as the example.
See where you stand
A calendar shows every day you have submitted and what comes next. Days open in order, so you always know the one to do today.
How we stay honest
What we promise, and what we don't.
Evidence, not a certificate
There is no certificate. What you leave with is a project in your own repository and answers you can walk an interviewer through.
No promised outcomes
No program can guarantee a job, and we don't say it will. We say what you will have done.
Say what is not built yet
Where something is not available, we say so, on the page where you would look for it.