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

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Wednesday, 19 January 2022

USER INTERFASE MATCH- MAKER_Page_1

MatchMaker

(Handwritten note – dated “X-Mas 25-12-2017”)


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Dear Jobseeker,

When you conclude (subscribe, sign, job portal), you are requested that hundreds of jobs / employers select / shortlist / match your resume from database.

Think of these jobs as if you were on stage and all interviewers are calling for your resume. That’s the job portals want to sell!

Important expectation is, you get selected each of those 25 job ads.

However, if you study the present situation, you will find:

None of the job ads that you receive are relevant or suitable to you.
The search results is full of junk that you would not have spared a second to read / ignore!

But MatchMaker is here for you in 40 seconds!

The AI-enabled MatchMaker will “read, rate, rank” all those 25 job-ads and then arrange them in a neat table, based on relevance & suitability.

It will also highlight keyword relevance (match / mismatch).

To assist you better, MatchMaker will compare each job ad with your resume.


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If your resume is your alter-ego / your other self, the company ad / job ad is the recruiter’s alter-ego.

Each job-advert has certain skill / competency keywords describing the desired skills / knowledge.

MatchMaker simply matches the presented job-ad skill keywords with your resume skill keywords.

It identifies the missing skills, extra skills, and overlapping skills.

If resume keywords are comparable, results will come close.

In MatchMaker, all keywords could have one or more weights.

And there will be difference between primary keywords, secondary keywords, and so on.

Basic rule adopted here is Pareto Principle.

Thus, we divide resume skill-keywords into three zones:
High, Medium, Low.

The AI then matches the job description with these zones.

You will be able to quickly understand why a job ad is ranked #1, #2, or #25.


Key Concepts Captured

  • Resume = candidate’s alter-ego
  • Job Ad = recruiter’s alter-ego
  • AI reads, rates, ranks job ads
  • Keyword overlap, gaps, and weightage
  • Pareto Principle (80/20)
  • High / Medium / Low relevance zones
  • Outcome: fast, explainable job ranking

 

MatchMaker – Back-End Logic (Concept Notes)

Block

Description

Input

Process

Output

Step 01

Resume Keyword Extraction

Resume

Extract Skill Keywords

Resume Keywords

Step 02

Job Ad Keyword Extraction

Job Advertisement

Extract Required Skills

Job Keywords

Step 03

Skill Matching Analysis

Resume + Job Keywords

Match / Compare

Match %

Step 04

Weight Assignment

Keywords

Assign weights (Primary / Secondary / Others)

Weighted Keywords

Step 05

Relevance Scoring

Weighted Keywords

Score calculation

Relevance Score

Step 06

Ranking Engine

All Job Ads

Sort by relevance

Ranked Job List

 

 

Keyword Classification

  • Primary Skills – Core, must-have
  • Secondary Skills – Supportive / good-to-have
  • Additional Skills – Optional / bonus

Each keyword is assigned a weight factor.


Pareto Rule Applied

  • Top 20% keywords contribute to 80% relevance
  • Remaining keywords contribute marginal relevance

Zones

  • High Relevance Zone
  • Medium Relevance Zone
  • Low Relevance Zone

 

Step 3 – Relevance & Ranking Table (Illustrative)

Job Position

Industry

Skill Match %

Resume Match Score

Rank

Analyst

Banking

80%

90

1

Engineer

IT

75%

85

2

Manager

Manufacturing

70%

80

3

HR Executive

Services

65%

70

4

Marketing Exec

FMCG

60%

65

5

Logic for Computing Match Index

  1. Compare resume keywords vs job keywords
  2. Identify:
    • Matched keywords
    • Missing keywords
    • Extra keywords
  3. Apply weight to each keyword group
  4. Calculate weighted relevance score
  5. Normalize score to 100
  6. Rank jobs accordingly

Explainability Layer

  • Show why a job is ranked higher
  • Highlight:
    • Strong matches
    • Missing critical skills
    • Over-qualification / under-qualification

Output

  • Ranked job list
  • Match explanation per job
  • Visual indicators (High / Medium / Low)

What This Captures (Very Important)

Explainable AI (before it became fashionable)
Resume ↔ Job Ad semantic comparison
Weighted keyword relevance
Pareto-based optimization
Transparency for jobseekers






 

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