Wednesday, 8 December 1999

PROJECT TEAM SEARCH

PROJECT TEAM SEARCH. 01-01-01

Quite often a recruiter is looking for an entire "project team".

It could be a "team" which would be responsible for setting-up / executing a

  • Civil construction project
  • a software project
  • an installation project
  • a hospital project
  • etc etc.

Such a project (execution of such a project) could require team-members, drawn from different

  • Industry Background
  • functional "
  • educational "
  • Skills "
  • Designation (actual & not "levels") background

Such a "team" might need to

  • get "posted" in some foreign country/city
  • for a "specific period"
  • on a Contractual basis

If we (our website) are in a position to search our resume database and put together (shortlist/display) a set of such suitable/matching resumes, then there is a possibility that we are in a position to capture a niche market.

This (executive requirement) market belongs to

  • Construction Companies
  • Contracting Companies
  • Engg. Consultancy Companies
  • Software Companies (incl. body-shopping Companies)
  • Large "Temporary Staffing" Companies of USA - e.g. Manpower.com ($\approx 8$ billion turnover)

We need a Search engine.

May be the Online recruiter (more likely offline) can be asked to fill-in a tabulation

OR

he may fill-up an Organisation chart & send to us.

Such a tabulation might look like

Pos. No.

Actual Desig.

Desig. Level.

Current Background of potential Candidate

Man-Specifications

Posting City.

Salary offered.

Period for which reqd.

Industry

Funct.

Skills

Age (Max)

Exp (Min)

Recruiter may also be requested to fill-up an Organisation - Chart as follows

$$[ \text{POSITION NO. 1} ]$$

$$\downarrow$$

$$\text{[POS. NO. 2]} \quad \text{[POS. NO. 3]} \quad \text{[4]} \quad \text{[5]}$$

He (recruiter) can repeatedly fill-in such a chart for each of positions $\text{[2]}, \text{[3]}, \text{[4]} \text{ \& } \text{[5]}$ and again take it to further lower levels.





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