RChilli Taxonomy 3.0 offers a comprehensive collection of skills and job profiles, along with their related information.
This latest version brings a remarkable change in the resume/job searching capability of the users. At present, it offers 3M+ Skills and 2.4M+ Job Profiles in multiple languages.
Rightly put, it is a comprehensive library of skills and job profiles that is spread across dozens of industries and domains with unlimited individual concepts.
RChilli Taxonomy 3.0, helps the users to enhance their searching capabilities by offering skills/jobs alias to search for the right results.
For Example, RChilli offers alias for the job profile ‘Front Desk Assistant’ such as Front Desk Reception, Front Desk Receptionist, Front Office Assistant, Front Office Clerk, Front Office Receptionist, Full-time Receptionist.
Broaden the scope of search capabilities
Improve the search results by up to 90%
Enhance user experience by up to 92%
At present, RChilli Taxonomy offers 2.4M+ Job Profiles. Users can get the power to build a job description with the help of related information of job profiles such as abilities, education, work activities, tasks required for a job profile.
Quickly create a perfect JD by adding related skills to a job profile
Enhance the scope of finding the right fit by up to 87%
Increase candidate conversion by up to 85%
With the help of related skills/job profiles, you can get skills related to a specific job profile and vice versa.
For example, for a job profile ‘Head of Resourcing’, RChilli offers related skills such as Resource Allocation, Resource Management, Promotional Campaign, etc.
Thus, if someone has missed writing these skills in the resumes, Taxonomy can create an additional list of skills and help you in expanding your search on skill parameters.
Identify even those resumes that missed having these skills
It helps you to tag resumes on skills parameters
Expand your search results by up to 90%
RChilli Taxonomy 3.0 has a unique ontology that sets a benchmark for storing resumes with its step-by-step classification of skills/jobs profiles. It helps users to set a standard for storing resumes. Extremely beneficial for Solr/elasticsearch engine users.
For example, a skill ‘Java’ can be classified as:
Information-> Software Developers and Programmers ->Programming Language -> Java
Easily organize your resumes
Effortlessly find resumes
related to a particular domain
Quickly close jobs
RChilli Taxonomy 3.0 allows users to get govt-data ready taxonomies.
It also provides information on Skills and Job Profiles from open sources such as ONet, NOC*, ANZSCO* and ESCO
Easily maps local govt. database
Shortens the recruitment
process
Saves almost 1 man year in finding the right fit
This use case provides different recommendations of skills and job titles to the users.
They can use these recommendations and expand their search to find the right fit.
Improve user experience by up to 85%
Enhance customer engagement
Increase customer retention by up to 90%
Through this use case, the users can search different job profiles based on geography. In short, our Taxonomy 3.0 also works for non-geographical locations as well.
For example, Managing Director, is also known as, Director in Australia and
Managing Director in India.
Our Taxonomy will provide all the possible names for the search.
Broaden the scope of search capabilities
Improves the search results by up to 90%
Can easily find candidates from different locations