The use of natural language processing in human resource management has become of paramount importance in order to provide support for recruiting and corporate population management. This paper proposes a heuristic algorithm to solve two problems: (i) semantic matching among heterogeneous datasets storing the hard skills possessed by the company’s employees to obtain a homogeneous catalog, according to the O*NET and ESCO competence dictionaries, and (ii) inferring the employee’s soft skills with respect to his/her own declaration of interests, work experience, certifications, etc., given his/her curriculum vitae. Empirical results demonstrate that the proposed approach yields improved performance results by comparison with baseline methods available in the literature.

HR-Specific NLP for the Homogeneous Classification of Declared and Inferred Skills

RICCIARDI CELSI L;
2022-01-01

Abstract

The use of natural language processing in human resource management has become of paramount importance in order to provide support for recruiting and corporate population management. This paper proposes a heuristic algorithm to solve two problems: (i) semantic matching among heterogeneous datasets storing the hard skills possessed by the company’s employees to obtain a homogeneous catalog, according to the O*NET and ESCO competence dictionaries, and (ii) inferring the employee’s soft skills with respect to his/her own declaration of interests, work experience, certifications, etc., given his/her curriculum vitae. Empirical results demonstrate that the proposed approach yields improved performance results by comparison with baseline methods available in the literature.
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