Rajeev
cc: Vikram, Rahul
Date: 02/08/05
Round
The Clock
We
need to rest at night but computers don’t!
In fact, all computers hosting websites work round the clock — 24×365.
This
(running computers round-the-clock) becomes even more critical for companies
who are funds-starved and who cannot afford to let their important resources
remain idle — even at night.
So
even offline businesses must find ways and means to utilize their computing
resources at night, doing things and running processes which do not require
human attention/intervention.
Soon
our Reliance servers will get busy attending to the interactions/commands of
visitors to WWJ–GR–IR, etc., etc.
These services must be kept “free” for that purpose.
Whatever else they are doing—and which can be done offline—must be transferred
to our local machines.
And local machines can work at night!
What
can local m/cs do at night?
- Download
job adverts
— Besides Naukri, we need to start downloading from Monster / JobsAhead / TimesJobs / Cric / JobStreet, etc. - Download
resumes
— We have a subscription from Monster.
Next,
extract resumes using GuruMine.
Then send out emails to those candidates (enclosing their user ID / password),
asking them to login and EDIT.
If
we stabilize this process for Monster, we could start subscribing to Naukri as
well (maybe 3 months subscription to experiment with).
- Extract
keywords from all downloaded (and otherwise
“posted”) resumes, index to calculate frequency of usage, and allot
fresh weightages.
These
fresh/revised weightages to be used to recalculate/recompute raw scores
and percentile scores of—
…all
resumes, in order to draw up revised functional profile graphs.
You
must decide whether this process should be done incrementally every day or,
once a week — take the total/entire cumulated resume database of all the
resumes (whether downloaded or posted) and run the process over the weekend.
Benchmark
(B)
(i.e.,
comparing several resumes with any given Job Advert — i.e., the benchmark job
ad).
This
would require processing all job adverts through GuruMine to find:
- Function
- Keywords
(Indexing)
- Frequency
of usage & weightage
- Raw
score / percentile score of each job advert
Like
offline/night-time processing of resumes, this processing of job adverts too
would be a massive data-enriching operation and therefore must be done offline
at night.
Once again, you must decide whether to do it incrementally or once a week.
Match-making
Processes
|
For
JAM / JAD |
For
RAM / RAB |
|
Job
Preferences forms filled in by Jobseekers |
Job
Adverts (Post Job Ad forms) filled in by HR Managers |
Supporting
data sources:
- Benchmark
documents
- Job
Adverts (downloaded / posted)
- Resumes
(shortlists, stock, and all subsequent postings)
This
match-making process will generate 160-character SMS messages to be
delivered to:
- Jobseekers
(JAM / JAB)
- Recruiters
(RAM / RAB)
Perhaps
these processes could be run offline and at night.
Delay
of JAS to newspapers
(and
maybe TV channels?)
Once
again, this process need not:
- Run
on the Reliance server
- Nor
during daytime
I
am sure we could run offline at night.
Please also look up my note “PROCESSES” dated 12/02/06.
Once
you reach a conclusion about which processes could run offline and at night,
you may advise Reena to upgrade our PCs, if required.
(signed)
02/08/06





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