沃达丰与 hackajob 的合作：彻底改变“数字沃达丰”的招聘
技术
- 功能应用 - 企业资源规划系统 (ERP)
- 机器人 - 轮式机器人
适用行业
- 石油和天然气
- 电信
关于客户
沃达丰是世界上最大的电信公司之一，业务遍及 26 个国家。他们为消费者和企业客户提供一系列服务，包括移动、固定、电视和物联网解决方案。沃达丰的“数字沃达丰”计划侧重于可持续的业务主张和收入增长。
挑战
沃达丰面临着候选人参与度较低的问题，并且在为其新部门“数字沃达丰”招聘相关人员时遇到了困难。其他招聘平台无法提供合适的候选人。
解决方案
沃达丰与 hackajob 合作大规模构建综合管道。 hackajob 的人工智能技术可以识别出最相关的面试候选人，从而使沃达丰能够控制他们想见的候选人类型。
运营影响
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