Jobs and Skills Ontology

This white paper attempts to answer the most frequently asked questions about skills ontologies.



You want to know more about our jobs and skills ontology?

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In this paper, we will aim at answering 5 simple questions :

 

  • What is a jobs and skills ontology?
  • Why do the HR function and HR software vendors need to leverage ontologies?
  • How do we build jobs and skills repositories and what type of data do we find behind?
  • What data science techniques are used to exploit ontologies?
  • How can companies or HR software vendors access jobs and skills ontologies?

 

Enjoy your reading,
The Boostrs team

 

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