Hi Friends,

Even as I launch this today ( my 80th Birthday ), I realize that there is yet so much to say and do. There is just no time to look back, no time to wonder,"Will anyone read these pages?"

With regards,
Hemen Parekh
27 June 2013

Now as I approach my 90th birthday ( 27 June 2023 ) , I invite you to visit my Digital Avatar ( www.hemenparekh.ai ) – and continue chatting with me , even when I am no more here physically

Tuesday, 4 March 2003

APPLICATIONS


Abhi
Naukri.com (Feb. 27, 2003 issue enclosed)
03/03/03

In this issue, I have marked:

  • In Red ✓
    adverts of Public Ltd. Companies

  • In Green
    names 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:

  1. Industry-wise frequency distribution

    • Which are hot/sunrise sectors?

    • Which industries have maximum demand of executives?

  2. Function-wise frequency distribution

    • Which “functions” are most sought after?

  3. Age-wise frequency distribution

    • What is the “prime” age-group?

  4. Designation-Level wise frequency distribution

    • At what “level” most recruitment is taking place?

  5. Edu-level/branch wise distribution

    • What educational qualifications are in greatest demand?

  6. City-wise distribution

    • Which cities/regions have maximum job-offerings?

7. "Company-Name" Wise
Which companies are hiring most? At what levels? For what functions?

8. Job Descriptions / Keywords
We would be able to “parse” all sentences appearing in job-description para of each job-advt. & then arrange these:

  • Industry wise

  • Function wise

  • 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 →

  • 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”!

Parameters!
In ResuMine, we are trying to plot “FUNCTION EXPOSURE PROFILE” as follows:

(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

  • Keywords

  • Key phrases

  • 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!

Thereafter, no recruitment manager / HR manager, would EVER want to advertise in
→ Newspapers
→ Magazines
→ Jobsites

!!

Remember, what we can do, others can do even better! – but “first mover” has better chances of survival.

cc: Kartavya
cc: Inder / Anjaria

(Signature)
08/04/03

Abhi / Deepa

  • Job Advt. Datamining (Job-Mining)

  • Creation of a Job Advt. Database

Enclosed, find a list of data/info/fields which we should plan to extract from lakhs of job-adverts, that will get downloaded from 6 jobsites, using spider being developed.
Maybe you will be able to think-up of some more fields that may come to your mind, after reading enclosed notes.

You should also borrow from me and read folders/notes on:

  • JAWS

  • 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:

  • handling/processing job-adverts (digital) received from any source and in any format

  • doing this “processing” automatically & without any human intervention


  • 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.

(Signature)








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