Checking a candidate's shared portfolio, with consent

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A candidate tells you their portfolio handle and names the sites they use. Opening each site and typing the handle by hand is slow, and it is easy to land on a stranger with a similar name. Checking the exact handle the candidate gave you on the sites they listed, and opening only those profiles, is quicker and less error prone.

Enter the handle the candidate shared and filter the results to the coding or art categories they named. Each site comes back as Found, Not found, Blocked or Unknown. Treat every one of them as a lead to verify, not a verdict. For Found results the tool shows public profile details where available, such as display name and avatar, so you can confirm you are on the profile the candidate meant before you open it. Ignore results on sites the candidate didn't list. If a listed site comes back Not found, Blocked or Unknown, ask the candidate for the direct link rather than drawing any conclusion.