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The Perfect Job (part 2)
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This is the concluding part of the The Perfect Job series. The first part of this article shows how to build the architecture necessary to accept and store resumes online. This part describes how to make use of the stored data to find suitable candidates for a particular job, and the functions available to maintain and update the job listings.
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