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An improvement of recommender system to find appropriate candidate for recruitment with colloborative filtering

Author(s)
Chanavaltada, Chanawee
Likitphanitkul, Panpaporn
Phankokkruad, Manop
Date Issued
September 28, 2015
Type
Conference Paper
DOI
10.1109/ICCSS.2015.7281152
Abstract
Recruitment is a significant process that affects to organizational performance. Recruiters expect to meet the most appropriate employee for the right job, but a large number of resumes make more difficult to their decision. For this reason, this paper proposed the recommender system to support recruiter in the decision and manage recruitments. The two techniques include matching and collaborative filtering. In the matching process, it compares the profile data and takes a score in order to rank the candidates. However, the scoring remains some problem that candidate scores are low dispersion. Therefore, the collaborative filtering technique was used to solve scoring problem. By applying this technique, the results shown that the scores were adjusted the distinction. Thus, the collaborative filtering could improve the score dispersion and easy to identify the most appropriate candidates, who had the best required qualification.
Citation
Iccss 2015 Proceedings 2015 International Conference on Informative and Cybernetics for Computational Social Systems, 72-77, 2015
Subjects

collaborative filteri...

employment

human resource mangem...

recommender systems

recruitment

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