Candidate and Company Matching System
Hi Everyone,
I'm trying to build a way to match candidates to companies.
And then send those match notifications to both candidate and company.
So I have 2 sheets
Sheet 1 = Candidate List
Sheet 2 = List of Companies Interested
Sheet 3 = Merged Somehow Based on Department Role/Job Category and Location
Would have a unique row for each match.
For example
Candidate 1 matches to Job 1 and Job 2
Candidate 2 matches to Job 2 only
I want to have 3 rows created for each instance of a match.
Row 1 = Candidate 1 Job 1
Row 2 = Candidate 1 Job 2
Row 3 = Candidate 2 Job 2
Please let me know if you have any ideas how this can be done.
I do have access to all smartsheet features and premium apps.
Thanks,
Answers
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Hi @elicos
I don't believe there is a way you can do this by having one option per row.
One of the complications is the multi-select fields. There isn't a function that can use one multi-select cell and individually match each element in another sheet's multi-select column - it would look for an exact match, meaning the combinations selected ("Remote, Canada" instead of "Remote" and then "Canada"). However if we broke out one sheet's multi-select field into single selections, then we can search for this single selection among another multi-select column.
What I would do in this instance is set up a sheet that has each Job listed broken out by its Role and Country combinations.
Ex:
Row 1 - Company 1 / Operations / Canada
Row 2 - Company 2 / Operations / Canada
Row 3 - Company 2 / Operations / Remote
Row 4 - Company 2 / Sales / Canada
Row 5 - Company 2 / Sales / Remote
You'll need to set up each row with separate options, not multi-select. This is so that you can use a JOIN(COLLECT formula to bring in any/every Candidate that matches each option. We wouldn't be able to parse them down multiple rows, but you could collect all the Candidates that match each option:
=JOIN(COLLECT({Email Column}, {Location Column}, HAS(@cell, Country@row), {Job Category}, HAS(@cell, [Department Roles]@row)), ", ")
Ex:
Row 1 - Company 1 / Operations / Canada / Test 1, Test 2, Test 4
Row 2 - Company 2 / Operations / Canada / Test 1, Test 2, Test 4
Row 3 - Company 2 / Operations / Remote / Test 1, Test 4
Row 4 - Company 2 / Sales / Canada / Test 3
Row 5 - Company 2 / Sales / Remote / Test 3
You could then have a Report that Groups by Company so you can see all the possible candidates, however there will be duplicates (like in Row 4 and 5) above.
I hope this helps,
Genevieve
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