18682490. RECRUITMENT SUPPORT APPARATUS, RECRUITMENT SUPPORT METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM simplified abstract (NEC Corporation)
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RECRUITMENT SUPPORT APPARATUS, RECRUITMENT SUPPORT METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM
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RECRUITMENT SUPPORT APPARATUS, RECRUITMENT SUPPORT METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM - A simplified explanation of the abstract
This abstract first appeared for US patent application 18682490 titled 'RECRUITMENT SUPPORT APPARATUS, RECRUITMENT SUPPORT METHOD, AND RECORDING MEDIUM
The patent application describes a recruitment assistance apparatus designed to help with personnel assignments.
- The apparatus includes a reception section for receiving requests related to the assignment of staff.
- An inference section uses a learned model to infer a suitable place of assignment based on skills, work experience, and affiliations of individuals.
- An output section then provides information on the inferred candidate place of assignment.
Potential Applications: - Human resources departments in companies could use this technology to streamline the recruitment process. - Recruitment agencies could improve their matching of candidates to job placements. - Educational institutions could utilize this technology for career counseling services.
Problems Solved: - Matching individuals to suitable job placements can be time-consuming and challenging. - Ensuring a good fit between a candidate and a job role is crucial for employee satisfaction and productivity.
Benefits: - Saves time and resources in the recruitment process. - Increases the likelihood of successful job placements. - Enhances employee satisfaction and retention rates.
Commercial Applications: Title: "Enhanced Personnel Assignment Technology for Efficient Recruitment" This technology could be marketed to HR departments, recruitment agencies, and educational institutions looking to optimize their staffing processes.
Questions about the technology: 1. How does the apparatus learn the model for inferring candidate places of assignment? - The apparatus uses a learned model based on the skills, work experience, and affiliations of individuals to make inferences. 2. Can this technology be integrated with existing recruitment software systems? - Yes, this technology can be integrated with existing systems to enhance recruitment processes.
Original Abstract Submitted
In order to suitably carry out personnel assistance, a recruitment assistance apparatus () includes: a reception section () for receiving a request pertaining to a place of assignment of a subject staff; an inference section () for inferring a candidate place of assignment that is of the subject staff and that conforms to the request with use of a learned model which has learned a relation between (i) at least one selected from the group consisting of a skill and work experience of each of a plurality of persons and (ii) an affiliation of each of the plurality of persons; and an output section () for outputting information indicating the candidate place of assignment which has been inferred by the inference section.
