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M. Christine Watson
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A recruiter is essentially an interviewer, in part. Not unlike a TV reporter, radio personality or even a talk show host, an interviewer must know the right questions to ask candidates. But perhaps...
Read more »Resume Parsing, also known as CV Parsing, Resume Extraction or CV Extraction, is the conversion of a free-form resume document into structured data in searchable file formats such as XML or JSON....
Read more »Your name is Sabiq Ahmad. How are you guaranteed that the people seeing your CV don't pass it over in favour of Tom Smith?
Read more »Different parsers will perform with different accuracies on different sets of data. Thus, if accurate parsing is important to you, the only way to find out which is the best parser is to test it on a...
Read more »The two key measurements you should look for in a CV parser are Coverage and Accuracy.
Coverage
Describes WHAT a parser actually tries to extract.
Read more »In general, there are three types of approach to parsing a CV/resume:
Keyword based parsers
Grammar based parsers
Statistical parsers
Keyword-based parsers
Definition.- A keyword-based CV...
Read more »Take a look at this visual explanation of how software can speed up your time to hire, make recruiters lives easier, and improve recruitment agencies efficiency.
Read more »DaXtra has today announced the completion of a 'six-figure' investment in idibu, the fast-growing developer of Multi-Posting and Candidate Management software
The capital secures DaXtra, the global...
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