Skillmatch Pro
Published on October 31, 2024
Effective invention team
Our team took part in the OpenData x Skill hackathon and developed a concept aimed at assisting candidates in showcasing skills that may be obscured within job titles or experience descriptions.
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- Application
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- Population and society
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- 6723bfdb3e762b1f57870150
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Description
A tool helping you showcase your most relevant skills on your resume
We want to help users create resume that will attract more attention from HR people
- Offering to describe their work experience including skills they mobilized
- Using skill names that are seen in job postings globally
- Using skill names that are relevant in the market
But also be better and quicker to create tailor made resume for a specific job
- Translating automatically your resume
- Rewrite work experience based on the skills you picked up
- Adapt tone of the resume to a specific sector or job ad
Challenges & Limitations
- "Stupid AI" (the temperature was way to high at first)
- Being hired is a “beauty contest” that required to market themself while data from ADEM and ESCO are more factual about the jobs and the skill needed
- How do you actually prioritize skills? Is there one single way of doing it? Or a best way to do it?
- Same questions with “What is the best way to label a skill?”
- Who should decide? AI, market data, or user?
- Skewed market data
- Questionable data on both ESCO and market side (e.g. “accounting” highly required by the market for accountants, not related in ESCO)
What could be next?
- Skill matching experience: display the missing skills one by one and let user swipe / select which one they wants to include or not
- Offer to generate a PDF with the refinements in place using a standard layout
- rewrite the experiences descriptions based on the selected skills
- rewrite in different language
- better accessible PDF structure (great for automated HR software & humans)
- Offer the tool in more languages and markets (we focussed on English & Luxembourg market data)
- Use ESCO Data into a vector storage and ask the LLM to use it to output directly information following ESCO nomenclature
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