Candidate–employer matching
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Candidate–employer matching pairs job seekers with employers based on skills, role interest, seniority, and location preferences — analogous to buyer–seller matchmaking.
Matching reduces random booth hopping. Require complete profiles on both sides. Over-automating without human review creates mismatched interviews that sour both parties.
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