In this issue, I have marked:
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In Red ✓adverts of Public Ltd. Companies
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In Greennames of Recruitment/Placement Companies who have advertised on behalf of their clients
I presume all of these adverts are on naukri.com website, so Sajida can easily download directly those which I have marked in Red.
Of course, she will need to “convert” these using “Advt. Convert” software given to her. And when she does:
→ Actual advertiser’s name/contact data will get hidden.
→ Our email ID (Apply@3pjobs.com) will replace original email ID.
She must, of course, send to us one copy of each advert with FULL/ORIGINAL content.
When we have compiled 100,000 such job-adverts (over next 12 months?), then using JOBMINE software (almost same as our Advt. Convert with a few small changes), we would process/datamine these 1 lakh job-adverts, to uncover/discover following patterns/trends which would help us to carry out an aggressive/pro-active…MARKETING DRIVE:
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Industry-wise frequency distribution
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Which are hot/sunrise sectors?
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Which industries have maximum demand of executives?
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Function-wise frequency distribution
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Which “functions” are most sought after?
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Age-wise frequency distribution
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What is the “prime” age-group?
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Designation-Level wise frequency distribution
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At what “level” most recruitment is taking place?
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Edu-level/branch wise distribution
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What educational qualifications are in greatest demand?
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City-wise distribution
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Which cities/regions have maximum job-offerings?
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Industry wise
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Function wise
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Desig.-Level wise
We will do the same with “keywords” (as opposed to “key-phrases” & “key-sentences”).
These analyses would help us in automatic “matchmaking” of resumes which also contain →
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Same keywords / phrases / sentences (as found in job-advt).
Then you don’t need a consultant to manually enter “SEARCH PARAMETERS” into our “Resumearch” & then wait for results to appear & then,
One by one, open each resume & read it to decide how well that resume “matches” the UN-EXPRESSED criteria specified by the client — but which cannot be entered as “Search-Parameters”!
(Two Bell-curve graphs drawn — first showing population of resumes = 95,000 in SALES, second showing Job Ad population = 15,623 in SALES drafted by VOLTAS)
Could it so happen that if we (JOBMINE) process 100,000 job-advt., we could see a frequency distribution such as following emerge?
If VOLTAS recruitment manager “composes” a job-advt. using our WEBSERVICE (Advt.-Compose Tool) & suddenly sees above-mentioned GRAPH emerge in front of his eyes, he would know (although he may not admit it!), that he has done a LOUSY JOB in drafting/composing the advt!
Now, from the dropdown LIST-BOX, provided by us, he can choose/pick…
Some more
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Keywords
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Key phrases
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Key sentences
… pertaining to Sales function, and try again.
Now, he sees, “revised” graph as follows:
(Drawn graph with Job Advt. No, Drafted by VOLTAS)
This would be a tremendous Decision Support System
Based on “Datamining” of 1 lakh job-advt. (as it will go on improving as we JOBMINE more & more).
If we can pull this off, recruitment would never be the same again!
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Remember, what we can do, others can do even better! – but “first mover” has better chances of survival.
Abhi / Deepa
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Job Advt. Datamining (Job-Mining)
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Creation of a Job Advt. Database
You should also borrow from me and read folders/notes on:
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JAWS
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JobAlert as SMS, etc.
But these folders need not be read right now, because, in enclosed notes, I have briefly covered these Concepts/Usage/Applications.
We can/will take-up for development each of these “applications” (one-by-one).
Auto-Converter
In course of time. But the first step is to modify/redesign “Auto-Converter” in such a manner that, it is capable of:
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handling/processing job-adverts (digital) received from any source and in any format
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doing this “processing” automatically & without any human intervention
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creating a structured database of job-adverts, using which, we can launch a series of “applications”
Whereas, it is desirable that such a modified Auto-Converter is capable of processing job-adverts from any source and in any format, the danger is that such a universal tool may run too slow, trying to search for all possible permutations/combinations.
If you feel the same way, you may consider developing 6 different tools, each exclusively meant for processing job-adverts from one/given source only. This can speed-up processing.
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