Professional Network Matters: Connections Empower Person-Job Fit (2401.00010v1)
Abstract: Online recruitment platforms typically employ Person-Job Fit models in the core service that automatically match suitable job seekers with appropriate job positions. While existing works leverage historical or contextual information, they often disregard a crucial aspect: job seekers' social relationships in professional networks. This paper emphasizes the importance of incorporating professional networks into the Person-Job Fit model. Our innovative approach consists of two stages: (1) defining a Workplace Heterogeneous Information Network (WHIN) to capture heterogeneous knowledge, including professional connections and pre-training representations of various entities using a heterogeneous graph neural network; (2) designing a Contextual Social Attention Graph Neural Network (CSAGNN) that supplements users' missing information with professional connections' contextual information. We introduce a job-specific attention mechanism in CSAGNN to handle noisy professional networks, leveraging pre-trained entity representations from WHIN. We demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach through experimental evaluations conducted across three real-world recruitment datasets from LinkedIn, showing superior performance compared to baseline models.
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- Hao Chen (1006 papers)
- Lun Du (50 papers)
- Yuxuan Lu (26 papers)
- Qiang Fu (159 papers)
- Xu Chen (413 papers)
- Shi Han (74 papers)
- Yanbin Kang (3 papers)
- Guangming Lu (49 papers)
- Zi Li (33 papers)