MyVerse launches AI driven platform to help workers displaced by COVID-19 get back to work

SAN JOSE, Calif. - March 25, 2021 - PRLog -- San Jose-based MyVerse announced the launch of an AI driven platform designed to match unemployed workers to career paths best-suited for them. According to the Ludwig Institute for Shared Economic Prosperity, the true rate of unemployment due to COVID-19 is higher than 25%. During the first four months of the pandemic alone, nearly 50 million Americans filed for unemployment, according to the National Skills Coalition. To solve this, MyVerse created proprietary software intended to get people back to work quickly and in the right positions. By administering and interpreting a 30-second quantitative test then suggesting career paths and providing access to education skills tools through Core Learning Exchange (Core-LX), MyVerse provides a customized guide to driving personal change.

"The pandemic really highlighted the problems with today's career paths," said MyVerse Founder and President Wayne Sharp. "67% of people are currently considering a career change and 87% hate their job or manager. Something needs to change. Current tools are obviously not working. By using data driven predictive analysis, we can offer unemployed workers the chance to find something better. Not just a job, the right career. I believe that every person could use a personalized map to an easier life, a better life—and as a result, I founded MyVerse."

MyVerse recently joined forces with CoreLX, a company focused on solving the labor shortage by providing verifiable career technical and mastery-based learning. Formed in 2016, Core-LX offers an open content development and delivery platform that enables teachers and trainers to target and support those students who chose to pursue the middle-skills path.

"We are excited about the opportunity to partner with MyVerse to provide a more complete offering that helps people discover their innate skills and then proceed to get the education and skills to acquire high paying middle skill jobs that will lead to fulfilling stable professional careers," says Jeffrey Katzman CEO and Founder of Core Learning Exchange.

A free service, MyVerse uses color psychology and assessment to start the career exploration conversation and identify personality characteristics which tend to be common in various careers.

About MyVerse
Headquartered in San Jose, MyVerse uses proprietary software to match the workforce, students, veterans, and parolees to careers that will help them achieve a better quality of life. The program uses algorithms, AI, and Machine Learning to help users find the right career, while providing skills education and job placement opportunities. To learn more, visit https://www.myverse.com.