Advances in Consumer Research
Issue 6 : 111-114
Original Article
Predictive Talent Sourcing via Deep Linguistic Processing
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Research Scholar at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
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Associate Professor at JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)
Abstract

Predictive Talent Sourcing Using Deep Linguistic Processing is an advanced approach that helps in finding, attracting, and choosing the best candidates by utilizing artificial intelligence, natural language processing, and machine learning techniques. Traditional recruitment methods often rely on human review and keyword searches, but these approaches can overlook qualified candidates because of differences in language, resume formats, and terminology. Deep linguistic analysis enables more accurate and effective talent identification by evaluating the meaning of words, their relevance to the situation, how people communicate, and the professional abilities suggested in the text of resumes, job postings, and professional profiles on social media platforms. An advanced approach enables organizations to assess how well a candidate is likely to perform, align with the company culture, and succeed in their role by considering their experience, abilities, and behavioral traits, rather than just focusing on listed job requirements and credentials. Predictive models help in finding passive candidates and uncovering new talent pools by monitoring individuals' online presence and professional activities across various platforms. In addition, using deep linguistic processing enables the customization of candidate engagement initiatives and employer branding by developing specifically designed communication strategies. In today's digital age, businesses that use predictive talent sourcing strategies gain a competitive advantage in attracting the best candidates

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