WO2024162475A1 - Information processing method, information processing device, information processing program, and recording medium - Google Patents

Abstract

An information processing server (10): causes a storage device (103) to store career information including one or more careers of a first user when the career information is received from a terminal device (200a); makes a request to a second user to select a characteristic career from among one or more careers upon detecting prescribed access in recruiting activity associated with first identification information and second identification information of the second user; when information about a first characteristic career associated with the second identification information is received, uses a database stored in the storage device 103 to identify first organization information corresponding to the first characteristic career; and stores, in the storage device (103), profit information for the economic profit allocated to the first organization information.

Description

Information processing method, information processing device, information processing program, and recording medium

The present invention relates to an information processing method, an information processing device, an information processing program, and a recording medium.

A method and device for distributing a predetermined amount of money has been developed in a system that mediates between recruiters and job seekers. For example, there is a recruitment support method that uses a communication network to mediate between recruiting companies and job seekers to support the recruiting companies in recruiting, the method being characterized in that recruitment information relating to job offers collected from recruiting companies is provided to job seekers, application information relating to applications for jobs related to the recruitment information collected from the job seekers is provided to the recruiting companies, account identification information that identifies an account at a financial institution is received from the job seeker, and when the recruiting company decides to employ the job seeker related to the application information based on the provided application information, a predetermined amount is electronically deposited into the account identified by the account identification information received from the job seeker (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

Also, as a method of distributing a predetermined amount of money, there is an information transmission method of an information processing device that transmits reward information regarding a reward to a user's terminal, in which personal information about an individual is received from the user's terminal by a communication unit, and the reward information is transmitted by the communication unit based on the degree of disclosure of the personal information (see, for example, Patent Document 2).

JP 2002-207813 A

However, the technology in Patent Document 1 (hereinafter, "conventional technology") only deposits a specified amount of money into an account specified by the account specification information received from a job seeker when the recruiting company decides to employ the job seeker related to the application information, and there is room for improvement in the method of distributing the specified amount of money.

The object of the present invention is to provide an information processing method, information processing device, information processing program, and recording medium that contribute to easily setting revenue information of economic benefits that is assigned to organizational information related to the career of the job seeker that triggered a specific access between an employer and a job seeker in a recruiting activity when that access is detected.

An information processing method according to one aspect of the present invention is an information processing method in an information processing system having an information processing server connected to a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network, the information processing server storing the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information when receiving from the first terminal device career information including one or more careers associated with the first identification information of a first user, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information when detecting the second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, and identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, and storing revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit to be assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device.

An information processing device according to one aspect of the present invention is configured to include a communication unit that communicates with a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network, and a control unit that, when receiving career information from a first terminal device, including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user, stores the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information, when detecting a second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requests the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information, and, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifies first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device, and stores revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device.

The information processing program according to one aspect of the present invention causes a computer to execute a communication process for communicating with a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network, and a control process for, when receiving career information including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user from a first terminal device, storing the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information, when detecting a second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information, and, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device, and storing revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device.

A recording medium according to one aspect of the present invention records an information processing program that causes a computer to execute a communication process for communicating with a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network, and a control process for, when receiving career information including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user from a first terminal device, storing the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information, when detecting a second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information, and, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device, and storing revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device.

The present invention contributes to easily setting revenue information of economic benefits that are assigned to organizational information related to the career history of the job seeker that triggered the access when a specific access between an employer and a job seeker in a recruiting activity is detected.

FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of an information processing system and an information processing device according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing another example of the functional configuration of the information processing system and the information processing device according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of a functional configuration of a terminal device according to a first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 1 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a procedure for transmitting and receiving information and processing information between an information processing server and a plurality of terminal devices according to the first embodiment of the present invention. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of an image showing a settings page on which career information can be set. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of first table information in which user identification information and content of career information are associated with each other; FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of an image showing a selection page on which a characteristic history can be selected from one or more histories. FIG. 13 is a diagram showing an example of second table information in which organizational information and career information are associated with each other; FIG. 1 is a flow diagram showing an example of an operation flow of an information processing server according to a first embodiment of the present invention. A diagram showing an example of the hardware configuration of a computer that realizes the functions of each unit by a program.

(How one aspect of the present invention was invented)

The conventional technology is characterized by electronically depositing a specified amount of money into an account specified by the account specification information received from a job seeker when the recruiting company decides to employ the job seeker based on the submitted application information. In other words, the technology aims to provide a job-seeker's employment bonus to those who have secured employment by using the system.

However, the prior art limits the recipient of rewards for success in recruiting activities to the job seeker, and the inventors of the present invention have found that there is room for improvement in the recipients and distribution opportunities of rewards. Specifically, the causes of success in recruiting activities, such as employment or hiring, include the recruiter's hiring ability and the job seeker's personality or character, as well as the job seeker's career history, for example. A job seeker's career history is built up by the companies the job seeker has worked for, the associations or academic societies to which the job seeker belongs, the qualifications he or she holds, etc. Therefore, the companies and other organizations the job seeker has worked for can be cited as indirect causes of success in recruiting activities.

The inventors of the present invention therefore devised an information processing device and information processing method that, when a specific access between an employer and a job seeker in a recruiting activity is detected, can easily set the revenue information of the economic benefit to be assigned to the organizational information related to the career of the job seeker that triggered the access, and thus invented one aspect of the present invention.

In this disclosure, the following terms are defined as follows:

(This Service)
The information processing service provided by the information processing server in the present disclosure is referred to as the present service. The basic service content of the present service may be, for example, using an information processing system related to the present service to mediate recruitment activities by at least two of a job seeker, a recruiter, a recruitment agent in the recruitment business that introduces job seekers to recruiters, and a recruitment agent in the recruitment business that introduces recruiters to job seekers. The recruitment agent may be referred to as a job change agent. Recruitment activities may include job search activities. Furthermore, the present service may assign predetermined revenue information of economic benefits to organizational information related to the job seeker's career when a result such as employment is detected in the information processing system. Note that the service in the present disclosure may be one that mediates employment for job seekers and the like and further assigns revenue information of economic benefits to organizational information related to the job seeker's career, and the specific content of the service is not limited.

(user)
A user of the service is called a user. Specifically, a user may be a person who receives the service on a website related to the service or on application software related to the service. A user may be, for example, a recruiter, a job seeker, a recruitment agent, an organization that can enjoy the economic benefits of the present disclosure, and a person in charge of the organization. A recruitment agent may be at least one of an agent of a recruitment business that introduces a job seeker to a recruiter and an agent of a recruitment business that introduces a recruiter to a job seeker. A recruitment agent may be called a human resources agency. A user may be a natural person or a legal entity. A recruiter may be, for example, a legal entity such as a company or an individual business owner. A specific activity related to a recruiter, such as the operation of a terminal device by a recruiter, the setting and provision of information by a recruiter, etc., may be interpreted as, for example, a specific activity related to an employee or person in charge of a recruiter. In this disclosure, a user who is a recruiter may be called a recruiter user, a user who is a job seeker may be called a job seeker user, and a user who is a recruitment agent may be called a recruitment agent user.

(Administrator)
The administrator may be a person who manages or operates the information processing server used in the Service. Specifically, the administrator may be, for example, a natural person or a legal entity that manages and operates the information processing server in order to provide the Service to users. The administrator may also be composed of one or more persons. The administrator may be referred to as a control administrator.

(Job posting)
In the present disclosure, a job posting may be information displayed on a display medium of any terminal device based on job posting data including job information set by an employer or a recruitment agent for one or more job items. Specifically, for example, a job posting may be information that can be viewed by any user by accessing a website related to the service or by starting application software related to the service.

(Biography)
In the present disclosure, the career history is information that a job seeker registers in an information processing system related to the service for job hunting, and may be career history information disclosed to some or all users of the service. Specifically, the career history may be information including at least one of, for example, occupation, qualifications, affiliated organization, activity experience, income information, and skills. The occupation may be, for example, engineer, programmer, accounting, human resources, etc. The qualifications may be, for example, a history of passing a certification exam for a specific language, a professional occupation, etc. The affiliated organization may be, for example, a joint stock company, a limited liability company, a specific office, an educational institution such as a school, etc., and may further include information on work history in the affiliated organization. The activity experience may be, for example, information on volunteer activities, information on courses taken, etc. The skills may be, for example, information on work experience, scores on a specific language test, information on a programming language learned, etc.

(personal information)
Personal information may be information that identifies an individual, information that identifies an individual's thoughts, and information that identifies an individual's actions. Specifically, for example, personal information may be a name, title, date of birth, age, address, family structure, and image, as well as information on thoughts, information on actions, and private key information required for managing crypto assets. In the present disclosure, the address may be, for example, an email address, an ID of a specific application such as a social network service or chat, a telephone number, or address information to which crypto assets or NFTs (Non-Fungible Tokens) are sent. The image may be a still image or a video. In addition, personal information may be, for example, information on actions such as purchased products, purchased services, and visited stores.

The definitions of terms used in this disclosure have been explained above. If a special meaning is given to a defined term, it may be further defined in the description of the embodiments.

Below, an embodiment of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the drawings. In the embodiments, components having the same functions are given the same reference numerals, and duplicated descriptions will be omitted. The embodiment described below shows one specific example of the present disclosure. The configurations shown in the embodiments, the processes or the order of processes in the flow charts, etc. are merely examples, and do not limit the technology of the present disclosure.

(Embodiment 1)
The configurations of an information processing system 1 and an information processing device 100 according to the present embodiment will be described with reference to Fig. 1 to Fig. 3. Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of the information processing system 1 and the information processing device 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 2 is a block diagram showing another example of the functional configuration of the information processing system 1 and the information processing device 100 according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Fig. 3 is a block diagram showing an example of the functional configuration of a terminal device according to the first embodiment of the present invention.

In FIG. 1, the information processing system 1 includes an information processing device 100, a storage device 103, and a plurality of terminal devices 200. In FIG. 1, the information processing device 100 is also referred to as an information processing server 10.

In FIG. 1, the information processing device 100 and the information processing server 10 can be read as interchangeable. In FIG. 1, the information processing server 10 is described as including the information processing device 100 but not the storage device 103, but as shown in FIG. 2, the information processing server 10 may be configured to include the information processing device 100 and the storage device 103.

In the following, the information processing server 10 includes both the system configuration shown in FIG. 1 and the system configuration shown in FIG. 2. In other words, whether or not the information processing server 10 includes a storage device 103 does not limit the scope of this disclosure. Note that the communication unit 101 and the storage device 103, which will be described later, may be connected to each other via a communication network 300.

As described below, the information processing server 10 may be a computer or recording medium having the function of providing the present service by, when receiving career information including one or more careers associated with the first identification information of the first user from the first terminal device 200a, storing the career information in the storage device 103 in association with the first identification information, when detecting information indicating a specific access in the job-seeking activity associated with the second identification information and the first identification information of the second user, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from one or more careers using the second identification information, and when receiving information on the first characteristic career associated with the second identification information, identifying the first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a specific database stored in the storage device 103, and storing revenue information of the economic profit allocated to the first organizational information in the storage device 103. The information processing server 10 may be realized, for example, by a combination of a general-purpose computer and software that performs each operation described in this embodiment.

Note that there may be multiple information processing servers 10 and storage devices 103 shown in FIG. 1, and multiple information processing servers 10 shown in FIG. 2. In such cases, multiple functions may be distributed to multiple servers and multiple devices. Note that the storage device 103 may be referred to as a storage server 103.

In Figures 1 and 2, the information processing device 100 includes a communication unit 101 and a control unit 102. The communication unit 101 and the control unit 102 are connected to each other by wire or wirelessly. As shown in Figure 3, the terminal device 200 includes a display medium 201, an input unit 202, a communication unit 203, a memory 204, and a control unit 205. Each element included in the terminal device 200 is connected to some or all of the other elements by wire or wirelessly based on the design specifications.

As described below, the terminal device 200 may be an information device having a function of displaying on the display medium 201 a setting page that enables the user to set the contents of the career information including one or more career histories based on information received from the information processing server 10, and transmitting the career information, which is the content set in the setting page in association with the user's identification information, to the information processing server 10 via the communication network 300. The terminal device 200 may be, for example, a device such as a smartphone, a tablet terminal, a notebook computer, a desktop computer, a wearable terminal, or a dedicated terminal.

The display medium 201 may be, for example, a two-dimensional display, or a three-dimensional display in virtual reality, mixed reality, or the like. The two-dimensional display may be a liquid crystal display, an organic electroluminescence display, or the like. The type of display does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

The input unit 202 has a function for selecting the display content on the display medium 201, and a function for inputting or editing characters. The input unit 202 accepts input from the user.

The input unit 202 may be, for example, at least one of a keyboard, a mouse, a hardware button, touch operation using a touch panel, a stylus pen using a touch panel, input based on detection of the user's line of sight, and voice input. The keyboard may be an externally connected physical keyboard, or a software keyboard on a touch panel. Furthermore, in cases where the display medium 201 is a three-dimensional display in virtual reality, mixed reality, or the like, a dedicated controller, information input or information selection based on user gestures, etc. Note that the above is merely an example, and the input unit 202 may be anything that realizes input based on human will or thought.

The communication unit 203 is connected to the communication unit 101 via the communication network 300, and receives signals or information from the information processing server 10. The communication unit 203 may be, for example, a communication module including an antenna for wireless communication. The communication unit 203 may also be, for example, a communication module for wired communication.

The memory 204 may have a function of storing information received by the communication unit 203 from the information processing server 10. When the communication unit 203 receives various application software described below, the memory 204 may store various application software. In the following description, the terminal device 200 may store various information received from the information processing server 10 in, for example, the memory 204. The memory 204 may be referred to as a storage unit.

The control unit 205 may have a function of performing various controls in the terminal device 200. For example, the control unit 205 may cause the communication unit 203 to store information received from the information processing server 10 in the memory 204. The control unit 205 may cause the input unit 202 to receive input by the user.

The control unit 205 may have a function to display the above-mentioned setting page on the display medium 201, for example, based on information received from the information processing server 10. The control unit 205 may also have a function to display predetermined information on the display medium 201, for example, based on instructions from various applications or the information processing server 10. The function of the control unit 205 to display various information on the display medium 201 is a known technology, so a detailed description will be omitted.

The control unit 205 may be, for example, a control circuit that controls each unit by an electrical signal. Specifically, the control unit 205 may be configured by an integrated circuit such as an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array). The control unit 205 may also be realized by, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) or an MPU (Micro Processing Unit). The control unit 205 may be, for example, a Web browser.

In the above description, the display medium 201 and other elements of the terminal device 200 are described as being built into the terminal device 200, but they may also be external to the terminal device 200.

In Figures 1 and 2, the storage device 103 may store, for example, as described below, one or more pieces of career information, identification information of each user, characteristic career information associated with identification information of the recruiter user or the employment agent user, rank information of each user, category information of the recruiter user, category information of organizational information, category information of the recruiting employment agent, revenue information of economic benefits associated with organizational information, and various table information described below.

The storage device 103 may store various application software. The various application software may be, for example, services provided by the information processing server 10 that are executed in a standalone manner on the terminal device 200 in response to a user request. The various application software may also be, for example, source code such as HTML, CSS, JavaScript (registered trademark), etc. that is loaded and run on a web browser installed on a client PC.

In the information processing device 100, the communication unit 101 may have a function of communicating with the terminal device 200 via the communication network 300. Specifically, the communication unit 101 may be connected to the communication unit 203 in the terminal device 200 via the communication network 300, and may have a function of transmitting and receiving information.

The communication network 300 may be a network formed by electric communication lines. The communication network 300 may be a wired communication network or a wireless communication network. The communication network 300 may be, for example, the Internet, a dedicated line, a LAN (Local Area Network), etc.

The communication unit 101 may have a function of communicating with multiple terminal devices 200 via the communication network 300. It may have a function of transmitting and receiving information to and from the storage device 103. The communication unit 101 and the storage device 103 may be connected to each other via a wired network or a wireless network. The communication unit 101 may be, for example, a communication module including an antenna for wireless communication, or may be a communication module for wired communication. The form, standards, and other specifications of the network connecting the communication unit 101 and the storage device 103 do not limit the scope of this disclosure.

The control unit 102 may have the function of, when receiving career information including one or more careers associated with the first identification information of the first user from the first terminal device 200a, storing the career information in the storage device 103 in association with the first identification information, when detecting information indicating a specific access in job hunting activities associated with the second identification information and the first identification information of the second user, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from one or more careers using the second identification information, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device 103, and storing revenue information of a specific first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device 103.

The control unit 102 may be a control circuit that controls each unit by an electrical signal. Specifically, the control unit 102 may be configured by an integrated circuit such as an FPGA. The control unit 102 may also be realized by a CPU or an MPU, for example. Details of the functions of the control unit 102 will be described later.

　Above, with reference to Figures 1 to 3, configuration examples of the information processing system 1, information processing server 10, and information processing device 100 according to this embodiment have been described.

The information processing system 1 according to this embodiment, when detecting a specific access between an employer and a job seeker in a recruiting activity, contributes to easily setting revenue information of economic benefits to be assigned to organizational information related to the career of the job seeker that triggered the access, through the above configuration example.

Specifically, for example, when a recruiter user or a recruitment agent selects characteristic career information and the information processing server 10 receives the first characteristic career information, the first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career information may be identified using a first database described below, and revenue information of a specified economic benefit may be assigned to the first organizational information relating to, for example, a company, association, educational institution, etc.

In such cases, the revenue information of the economic benefit assigned to the first organization information is the economic benefit granted to the organization related to the first organization information, and the organization may have the right to dispose of the economic benefit. That is, the organization may have the economic benefit transferred to its own account. The organization may also waive receipt of the economic benefit, or may be able to donate it to an organization or individual designated by the administrator.

In this way, for example, when an employer user selects a characteristic career history from among the career history of a job seeker user that contributed greatly to employment in a recruiting activity via the information processing system 1 related to this service, or selects another characteristic career history of a job seeker that contributed greatly to a one-way or two-way approach toward employment in the recruiting activity, this service aims to identify organizational information associated with the characteristic career history and provide a specified economic benefit to the organization that was an indirect cause of the outcome of employment. This service may be provided, for example, starting from a user accessing a website related to this service. Furthermore, this service may be provided, for example, starting from application software related to this service being launched on the display terminal 200.

Note that this service starts with a job seeker user setting the contents of career information, including one or more career experiences, on a setting page using the information processing server 10, and economic profit revenue information is assigned to organizational information related to a characteristic career experience selected from the job seeker user's career experience, and the manner in which the service is provided does not limit the scope of this disclosure. For example, the information processing server 10 may transmit application software that operates standalone without using a web browser to the terminal device 200, and the service may be provided using the downloaded application software.

Furthermore, for example, the service may be realized by installing application software related to the service on a terminal device 200 such as a smartphone and starting up the installed application software. In such a case, the application software related to the service may be downloaded to the terminal device 200 via the communication network 300 from a predetermined application distribution system (not shown), for example. The predetermined application distribution system may be, for example, a system that provides one or more application software to the terminal device 200. Note that the application software may mean an information processing program.

The above provides an overview of the information processing method, information processing device 100, information processing program, and services provided by the recording medium on which the information processing program is recorded in this disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a sequence diagram showing an example of a procedure for transmitting and receiving information and processing information between an information processing server according to embodiment 1 of the present invention and multiple terminal devices.

Below, with reference to FIG. 4 and other figures, we will explain the transmission and reception of information between the information processing server 10 and the first and second terminal devices 200a and 200b, as well as the information processing performed by each part of the information processing server 10 and the first and second terminal devices 200a and 200b.

In the following explanation, the display of specific information on the display medium 201 by various programs that are transmitted from the information processing server 10 to each of the terminal devices 200 and then stored in the memory 204 is the same as the information processing server 10 directly or indirectly controlling the display of the specific information.

In other words, in an embodiment of the present invention, the control by the various programs provided from the information processing server 10 to each of the terminal devices 200, and the control by the information processing server 10 may be referred to as control by the information processing server 10, etc. Even if it is simply referred to as control by the information processing server 10, it may be interpreted to have the same meaning as control by the information processing server 10, etc.

In the following description, the first terminal device 200a is described as a terminal device 200 operated by a first user who is a job seeker user. However, for example, the first terminal device 200a may be a terminal device 200 operated by an employment agent who has received a request from a job seeker. In such a case, the career information described below may be career information of the job seeker who is a client of the employment agent, rather than the career information of the employment agent who is the first user.

The second terminal device 200b is described as a terminal device 200 operated by a second user who is a recruiter user, but for example, the second terminal device 200b may be a terminal device 200 operated by a recruitment agent who has received a request from a recruiter, or a recruitment agent who is active in an effort to introduce human resources to the recruiter.

In FIG. 4, the information processing server 10 may receive a request for setting career information from the communication unit 203 of the first terminal device 200a operated by the first user who is a job seeker (step S401).

Specifically, the request to set history information may be, for example, a control signal sent from communication unit 203 to communication unit 101 when the first user performs a predetermined operation for setting history information using input unit 202 on a specific page of a website or application software related to this service.

The specified operation for setting career information may be, for example, the operation of selecting a button on the specified page for applying for a job, creating an application form, or setting career information. In the following explanation, the website or application software related to this service may be referred to as the website, etc. related to this service. Even if it is simply referred to as the website, etc. related to this service, it may be read as the website, etc. related to this service.

In addition, in this disclosure, a page may mean an area that can be displayed by scrolling on a website or the like related to this service. Furthermore, even when simply referred to as a page, the page may be one or multiple pages. Transitions between multiple pages may be performed based on a specified operation.

Next, in response to the request received from the first terminal device 200a, the information processing server 10 may transmit information stored in the storage device 103 for displaying the setting page on the display medium 201 to the first terminal device 200a (step S402).

The setting page may be a page that allows the content of the career to be set for each of one or more career items described below. In this disclosure, the content set for a career item may simply be referred to as content, and the set content may be referred to as setting content. In addition, as described below, a collection of setting contents for each of one or more career items may be referred to as career information.

In the present disclosure, "configurable" may mean that the user can decide at his/her discretion whether or not to set content for each career item. The specific specifications of the information or data for displaying the setting page on the display medium 201 using, for example, a web browser can be set using publicly known technology, and therefore a detailed description is omitted.

Returning to FIG. 4, the first terminal device 200a may display a setting page on the display medium 201 based on the information received from the information processing server 10 (step S403). That is, the above-mentioned multiple career items may be items whose contents can be set on the setting page.

FIG. 5 is a diagram showing an example of an image showing a setting page on which career information can be set. As shown in FIG. 5, the first terminal device 200a may display a setting page 500a on the display medium 201, for example, based on information received from the information processing server 10. The setting page 500a may include, for example, a plurality of career items 50, an area 51 for setting content for each career item, and a setting completion button 53 for completing the setting of content for the area 51.

Note that, as shown in FIG. 5, the setting page 500 may be provided with a plurality of areas 51 in advance, allowing the first user to set the contents of the career in chronological order starting from career (1). Alternatively, the setting page 500 may be such that the first user can add areas 51 using an operation button (not shown) and set the contents of the career in the added areas 51. The setting page 500 may be any page that allows the first user to set the contents of the career, and the specific display mode of the setting page 500 may be arbitrarily set by an administrator. The display mode of the setting page 500 does not limit the scope of this disclosure. The information processing by which the control unit 205 displays the setting page 500 on the display medium 201 is publicly known, and therefore a detailed description will be omitted.

In the above description, the information processing server 10 displays the setting page 500a on the display medium 201 of the first terminal device 200a in response to receiving a request for career information setting from the first terminal device 200a, but this is not limited to the above. For example, the setting page 500a may be displayed on the display medium 201 of the first terminal device 200a in response to application software related to the service installed in the first terminal device 200a being started by a predetermined operation using the input unit 202. In such a case, information on multiple job listings may be stored in the memory 204.

The following explanation may be applicable to both the case where the setting page 500 is displayed on the display medium 201 based on information transmitted from the information processing server 10, and the case where the setting page 500 is displayed on the display medium 201 by starting application software installed on the first terminal device 200a. The above explanation of the setting page 500 may also be applicable to the selection page 700 described below.

Returning to FIG. 4, when it is detected that one or more career details have been set on the settings page 500a, the settings details 52 set by the first user may be displayed on the settings page 500a (step S404).

For example, if the first user sets three histories for himself using the input unit 202, the contents of history (1) 50a, history (2) 50b, and history (3) 50c may be displayed in areas 51a, 51b, and 51c, respectively.

Area 51 may be, for example, an area in which the user can use input unit 202 to write content as desired. Area 51 may be, for example, an area in which the user can use input unit 202 to select setting content from among a plurality of predetermined texts using a pull-down menu or check boxes, etc. In other words, setting content for a job listing may include writing and selecting the setting content.

The method of setting the contents for each of the multiple areas 51 may be the same or different. For example, area 51a may be an area corresponding to the name of the company employed and may be an area where the contents can be written arbitrarily, and area 51b may be an area corresponding to the qualifications held and may be an area where the setting contents can be selected using a pull-down menu or the like. When area 51 is an area where the setting contents can be selected using a pull-down menu, when one or more options are set from multiple options, the user may use the input unit 202 to arbitrarily write information, such as text information, on the option, thereby allowing the content of the option to be edited. Although area 51 is shown with a solid line for ease of explanation, the display form of area 51 is arbitrary, and the specific content does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

In the above explanation, the setting page 500a is described as a page that allows the user to set one or more pieces of resume content using the input unit 202 when it is displayed on the display medium 201, but this is not the only option.

When the setting page 500 is displayed on the display medium 201, for example, it may be a page that requests the information processing server 10 to obtain the contents of the job seeker user's career by linking with an external system that holds the job seeker user's career information. For ease of explanation, the setting page 500 in such a case is hereinafter referred to as setting page 500b (not shown). In the present disclosure, the setting page 500 may include setting page 500a and setting page 500b.

Specifically, for example, when a specified button is included on the setting page 500b and an operation such as selecting or tapping the specified button by the input unit 202 or inputting a specified voice content is performed, the information processing server 10 may receive career information including one or more career histories of the job seeker user from an external system. The content displayed on the specified button and the content of the voice input may be, for example, a "request to obtain career information" or may simply be a "request to provide a service."

The setting page 500b may not include an area 51 where the contents of the resume can be set. The link with the external system may be based on the user's identification information, for example, and the user's identification information may be mutually authenticated with the external system to obtain the user's job information. The link with the external system may be, for example, an API (Application Programming Interface) link.

In addition, the user's history information may be acquired from the external system based on the user's ID information used in the external system and authentication information such as a password. The external system may be, for example, a specific application software, or an application for managing the user's history information. Information may be exchanged directly between the information processing server 10 and the external system, or information may be exchanged indirectly through the intervention of one or more systems.

In such a case, as described below, the first terminal device 200a that transmits the history information to the information processing server 10 may be a terminal device included in the external system described above, rather than a terminal device operated by the first user.

The contents of each piece of history information acquired from an external system may be viewable on the setting page 500b or a specified confirmation page. The user may be able to use the input unit 202 to modify each piece of history information acquired through external linkage and displayed on the display medium 201.

In other words, the information processing server 10 may display a setting page on the display medium 201 that allows the user to set the contents of each piece of career information that includes one or more career histories, and may receive the setting contents of each piece of career information that includes one or more career histories via the communication network 300 in response to a specific operation on the setting page 500.

Returning to FIG. 4, the first terminal device 200a may transmit history information including one or more history setting contents set in association with the first identification information of the first user on the setting page 500 to the information processing server 10 using the communication unit 203 (step S405).

Specifically, for example, when career information is set on the setting page 500, when it is detected that the setting completion button 53 has been selected or tapped using the input unit 202, the content of the set career information is confirmed, and information indicating the content of the confirmed career information may be transmitted to the information processing server 10.

In such a case, the history information may be associated with the first identification information of the first user. For example, before the setting page 500 is displayed on the display medium 201 or at the time when the setting page 500 is displayed on the display medium 201, the first identification information may be input on a specific page of a website or the like related to the service to perform user identification, and the history information set on the setting page 500 may be associated with the first identification information.

Alternatively, at the time when the contents set on the setting page 500 are sent to the information processing server 10, the first identification information may be input on a specific page of a website or the like related to this service to perform user identification, and the career information set on the setting page 500 may be associated with the first identification information.

The user identification information is ID information for uniquely identifying each user who uses the service, and may be, for example, information that is assigned to each user by an administrator. The identification information may also be, for example, unique information that can be set by the user together with setting the career information or at a time separate from setting the career information.

Furthermore, the identification information may be information unique to each user, including at least one piece of information set as personal information, which will be described later. In such a case, the at least one piece of information may be, for example, address information.

The identification information may be any unique information that can uniquely identify each user, and the specific content of a user's identification information does not limit the scope of this disclosure. Also, as mentioned above, the timing at which identification information is set for a user can be set arbitrarily by the administrator, and does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

Note that the notation of the setting completion button 53 in FIG. 5 is an example, and the name of the button may be, for example, "Send," or may be blank. The display mode of the setting completion button 53 does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

In the explanation of FIG. 5, the selection of the setting completion button 53 is described as the trigger for the contents of the history information to be sent to the information processing server 10, but this is not limited to the above. For example, when history information is set on the setting page 500 and a predetermined condition is satisfied, the set history information may be sent to the information processing server 10.

The specified condition may be, for example, that a specified time has passed since the history information was set without any editing being performed on the contents of the set history. The specified condition may also be that a specified voice input such as "send" or "settings complete" is made. In such a case, the setting complete button 53 does not need to be displayed. The trigger for transmitting the set history information from the first terminal device 200a to the information processing server 10 can be set arbitrarily and does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

In addition, when the career information of a job seeker user is transmitted from a terminal device 200 included in an external system, in cooperation with the terminal device 200 operated by the job seeker user and the above-mentioned external system, the first identification information of the first user who is the job seeker user may be shared, and the career information of the first user associated with the first identification information may be transmitted from the external system to the information processing server 10.

The career information transmitted from the first terminal device 200a to the information processing server 10 may include the career set on the setting page 500 described above, as well as information obtained from the first user, who is a job seeker, at a specific time such as user registration, or information set by the first user.

Returning to FIG. 4, when the information processing server 10 receives from the first terminal device 200a history information including one or more histories associated with the first identification information of the first user, the information processing server 10 may store the history information in the storage device 103 in association with the first identification information (step S406).

Specifically, for example, the information processing server 10 may associate the career information including one or more careers set on the setting page 500 with the first identification information and store it in the storage device 103. Note that the method of managing the career information in association with the user's identification information may be arbitrarily set by the administrator. For example, the information processing server 10 may use a specific database described below that includes specific table information to associate the contents of the career information with the identification information and store it in the storage device 103.

FIG. 6 is a diagram showing an example of first table information that associates user identification information with the contents of career information. As shown in FIG. 6, the information processing server 10 may, for example, associate and manage one or more career contents with user identification information, as shown in first table information 600. Note that the specific specifications for associating and managing user identification information with one or more career contents do not limit the scope of this disclosure. For example, career information may be managed by table information provided for each user.

Returning to FIG. 4, the information processing server 10 may detect information indicating a specific access in the recruitment activity associated with the second identification information and the first identification information of the second user (step S407).

Specifically, for example, the second user may be a recruiter or a recruitment agent that introduces human resources to the recruiter. The second user is a user who has been given identification information in advance when using this service, and may be one who conducts recruiting activities via the information processing system 1 related to this service.

The predetermined access in recruiting activities may be, for example, a unidirectional or bidirectional access between a first user who is a job seeker and a second user who is an employer, which is implemented via the information processing system 1. In the present disclosure, the access may be referred to as an approach. Specifically, the access may be a notice of employment from the second user who is an employer, a notice of a final interview, a first contact from an employer or a recruitment agent to a job seeker, a contact by the second user to a profile page including the career information of the first user associated with the first identification information of the first user, an evaluation or access to the first user, or a proxy notice of employment or a final interview from the second user who is a recruitment agent to the first user or the recruitment agent of the first user, a reply from the first user who is a job seeker to the employer or the recruitment agent to the employment or the final interview, a first contact from a job seeker to an employer or a recruitment agent including a declaration of the job seeker's intention to apply, etc. For each of the above-mentioned predetermined accesses, predetermined information for each predetermined access may be transmitted and received in the information processing system 1, and information indicating that a predetermined access has occurred may be detected by the information processing server 10. Information indicating that a specific access has occurred is referred to as information indicating a specific access. The terms "information indicating a specific access" and "specific access" may be interchangeable in this disclosure, and information indicating a specific access may simply be referred to as "specific access."

As described below, in response to the information processing server 10 detecting information indicating a specific access, a specific economic benefit is assigned to the organizational information that was the indirect cause of the access, such as hiring. In such a case, in the recruiting process from the first contact from the employer to the job seeker to the employment notice, the specific content of the specific access that triggers the assignment of the economic benefit may be arbitrarily set by the administrator.

In other words, the specified access may be, for example, a notice of employment from the second user who is an employer, a notice of a final interview, or initial contact, or a proxy notice of employment or a final interview from the second user who is an employment agent, or a response to the employment or final interview from the first user who is a job seeker, and the specific content does not limit the scope of this disclosure. In the following explanation, the specified access will be described as a notice of employment from the second user to the first user.

The specified access may be realized, for example, by the second user sending a job notification message to the identification information of the first user via the information processing system 1 on a website related to the service. Specifically, for example, the identification information of the first user may be specified on a dedicated page for the second user associated with the identification information of the second user, and the job notification message may be sent. A list of job seeker users who are candidates for employment may be displayed on the dedicated page for the second user, and the identification information of the first user may be included in the list. Alternatively, for example, the second user may be able to send a job notification message by pressing a specified button using the input unit 202 on the dedicated page for the first user associated with the identification information of the first user. The above is an example of a method for realizing the specified access, and the specific content does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

In such a case, the information processing server 10 may detect that the specified access has been executed in the information processing system 1 in response to the execution of the above-mentioned specified access. That is, in the information processing system 1, information indicating the specified access may be detected by the information processing server 10. Specifically, for example, when the specified access associated with the identification information of the first user is executed on a dedicated page of a second user associated with the second identification information of the second user, the information processing server 10 may detect the specified access associated with the first identification information and the second identification information, and store the execution history of the specified access in the storage device 103.

Returning to FIG. 4, the information processing server 10 that detects a specific access associated with the first identification information and the second identification information may request the second user to select a characteristic history from one or more histories using the second identification information (step S408).

The characteristic career may be, for example, one or more careers of the first user that caused the second user to hire the first user. As described below, in this disclosure, the characteristic career that is the subject of a selection request may be one or more careers. That is, the selection request may, for example, cause one characteristic career to be selected from one or more careers. Or, the selection request may, for example, cause one or more characteristic careers to be selected from one or more careers. Or, the selection request may, for example, cause multiple characteristic careers to be selected from multiple careers.

The information processing server 10 may use the second identification information to request the second user to select a characteristic career based on the second identification information or the address information associated with the second identification information. Specifically, for example, the information processing server 10 may display a request message to select a characteristic career on a dedicated page for the second user associated with the second identification information, and may allow the user to select a characteristic career on a specific page on a website related to this service, such as the selection page shown in FIG. 7 described below.

Alternatively, the information processing server 10 may send a request message to select a characteristic career by using a means such as an email, a chat app, or an automatic call based on the address information associated with the second identification information. The above method in which the information processing server 10 requests the selection of a characteristic career is one example, and the specific content does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

FIG. 7 is a diagram showing an example of an image showing a selection page on which a characteristic history can be selected from one or more histories. As shown in FIG. 7, the second terminal device 200b may, for example, display a selection page 700 on the display medium 201b based on information received from the information processing server 10. The selection page 700 may include, for example, check boxes 70, the contents 71 of the first user's history associated with each of the check boxes 70, and a setting completion button 53 for completing the setting for the check boxes.

For example, when the history 71a is the history that led to the employment of the first user among the multiple history records 71, the second user may be able to use the input unit 202 to check the check box 70a corresponding to the history record 71a.

Note that selection page 700 may be any page that allows the second user to select the content of the characteristic career, and the specific display mode of selection page 700 may be arbitrarily set by an administrator. For example, on selection page 700b (not shown), one or more career histories of the first user may be displayed selectable on a touch panel, and one or more of the career histories that is tapped on the touch panel may be identified as the characteristic career. For example, on selection page 700c (not shown), a pull-down menu may be displayed, and one or more of the career histories that is selected on the pull-down menu may be identified as the characteristic career.

The above selection request method is one example, and the display mode of the selection page 700 does not limit the scope of this disclosure. The information processing by which the control unit 205 displays the selection page 700 on the display medium 201 is well known, so a detailed description will be omitted.

Returning to FIG. 4, the second terminal device 200b may, for example, display the selection page 700 on the display medium 201, and in response to the second user selecting a characteristic history, transmit information on the first characteristic history associated with the second identification information to the information processing server 10 (step S409).

Specifically, for example, when the second user selects history 71a as a characteristic history on the selection page 700 displayed on the display medium 201b of the second terminal device 200b and completes the setting with the setting button 53, the second terminal device 200b may transmit history 71a to the information processing server 10 as information on the first characteristic history. In such a case, the information on the first characteristic history may be associated with the second identification information and transmitted to the information processing server 10.

The method of responding to the information processing server 10 with the characteristic career information from the second user is not limited to the above. For example, an automatic call may be made to the second terminal device 200b based on a control signal from the information processing server 10, and the characteristic career information resulting from a voice response from the second terminal device 200b may be transmitted to the information processing server 10. In other words, the method of transmitting the characteristic career selection results to the information processing server 10 can be arbitrarily set by the administrator, and the scope of this disclosure is not limited by the specific content.

As with the explanation of FIG. 5 above, the notation of the setting completion button 53 in FIG. 7 is also one example. Although it has been explained that the selection of the setting completion button 53 is the trigger for the information on the characteristic history to be sent to the information processing server 10, this is not the only option. The information on the characteristic history may be sent to the information processing server 10 when the above-mentioned predetermined condition is satisfied.

Returning to FIG. 4, when the information processing server 10 receives the first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may identify the first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device 103 (step S410).

Specifically, for example, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic career associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may use a database to identify the organization that has assigned the first characteristic career to the first user.

FIG. 8 is a diagram showing an example of second table information in which organizational information and career information are associated. As shown in FIG. 8, second table information 800 may be table information in which organizational information and career information are associated. For example, multiple career information may be associated and managed with organizational information "AAA Corporation." The multiple careers may be, for example, multiple departments of "AAA Corporation," multiple parent/subsidiaries, or affiliated companies. For example, one career information item, which is certification information, may be associated with information on an organization that oversees a specific language certification, "BBB Association." For example, multiple careers may be associated with organizational information "CCC University," including graduation information from the university and completion information for the university's graduate school.

The information processing server 10 may be able to use the second table information 800 to identify information about the organization that is the cause of the characteristic career from the career information acquired as the characteristic career information. Note that the second table information 800 has been described as the name of a specific organization being the organizational information, but, for example, the organizational information may be managed by unique information assigned to each organization. The unique information may be identification information assigned to the user.

The method by which the information processing server 10 identifies organizational information from characteristic career information is not limited to the method using the second table information 800. In other words, the information processing server 10 may be able to identify information on the organization that is the cause of the characteristic career from the career information acquired as the characteristic career information using the first database.

The first database may be the second table described above. Furthermore, the organizational information may be set based on a smart contract. Specifically, on the condition that information on characteristic careers has been received, organizational information may be set based on predetermined setting conditions of a smart contract using the contents of the information on characteristic careers. Such transactions may be stored, for example, in a distributed ledger.

Although it has been described that the structure or model of the database of the storage device 103 may be, for example, a relational database managed by the second table 800, this is not limited to the above. For example, the structure or model of the database may be a relational database or a non-relational database (NoSQL: Not only SQL). The NoSQL database may be, for example, an object-oriented database, an XML database, a key-value store, or a hierarchical database. Furthermore, the database may be a distributed ledger.

The above description of the database may also be applied to other descriptions of the storage device 103 and database in this disclosure.

Returning to FIG. 4, the information processing server 10 may store in the storage device 103 revenue information of a specified first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information (step S411).

Specifically, for example, the information processing server 10 may associate the first organizational information identified using the first database with revenue information of a specified first economic profit, and store the association in the storage device 103.

The economic benefit assigned in association with the first organizational information may be an economic benefit as compensation for the selection of the first characteristic history information corresponding to the first organizational information. As described above, the economic benefit as compensation may be, for example, a predetermined economic benefit provided to the organization that provided the job seeker with the practical benefits of the career, using sales revenue from the manager's business as a source of funds, in light of the fact that, for example, organizational information related to the job seeker's career is an indirect cause of employment, which is the result of recruitment activities.

The said source of funds is not limited to business sales, but may be business profits, specified revenue, etc. Furthermore, the said source of funds may be, for example, an accumulation of charges for each unit usage period for a specified user, success fees from recruiter users, charges for agent users according to the number of scouts, etc. The specific content of the said source of funds may be determined at the administrator's discretion, and does not limit the scope of this disclosure. In the following explanation, sales may be read as business profits or specified revenue.

Economic benefits may include, for example, monetary benefits and NFTs. Monetary benefits may be, for example, something that has monetary value. Something that has monetary value may include something that is exchangeable for monetary value. Specifically, for example, monetary value may be money, such as cash and digital currency, or may be the granting of certain points or stock options that are exchangeable for money or have monetary value. Digital currency may be referred to as virtual currency or crypto asset. In the following description, monetary benefits are described as being money, but this is not limited to this. In this disclosure, monetary benefits may simply be read as profit or reward.

The first economic benefit may be, for example, a benefit assigned to the first organizational information by selecting the first characteristic career from the career of the first user. That is, the information processing server 10 may be triggered by receiving information on the first characteristic career associated with the second identification information, and store in the storage device 103 the organizational information of the first organization corresponding to the information on the first characteristic career and the revenue information of the first economic benefit in association with each other.

The first economic benefit stored in the storage device 103 is owned by the first organization, and therefore may be transferred to an account stored in the storage device 103 in association with the first organization information at any time by, for example, a person in charge of the first organization operating the terminal device 200.

In this disclosure, an account may be an account with which a user enters into a contract and stored in storage device 103 in association with the user's identification information. The account may be, for example, an account at a financial institution such as a bank, a digital currency account, or a database that manages various points. In this disclosure, an account may be any information for accumulating or managing monetary benefits, and a specific definition does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

The timing of transferring all or part of the economic benefit to the account may be the timing when the transfer process is executed by a control process or an automatic program from the information processing server 10 based on a specified operation by the user using the terminal device 200. The timing of the transfer process of the economic benefit may also be the arrival of a specified time, and the specific content of the specified time may be set arbitrarily by the provider of this service, for example.

On the other hand, the specified time when the economic benefit is to be remitted may be set by the user. Specifically, for example, the user may use the terminal device 200 operated based on the identification information corresponding to the organizational information to access a specified page on a website or the like related to this service, and set the remittance timing on the specified page.

The process in which the information processing server 10 transfers money to the account may specifically be, for example, the output of a control signal within the information processing server 10, or the output of a control signal indicating a transfer request to the system of an externally linked financial institution.

The user may be able to use any terminal device 200 to refer to the revenue information of the economic benefit stored in the storage device 103 in association with the first organization information, in relation to the information processing server 10. For example, the aggregated amount of the economic benefit granted to the user may be viewable on a revenue information inquiry page of a website or the like related to this service. On the revenue information inquiry page, the user may be able to transfer all or a portion of the aggregated economic benefit to an account previously registered in the storage device 103, as described above.

On the other hand, the first economic benefit may be, for example, when the first organizational information is identified one or more times during a specified period by selecting one or more first characteristic careers from the careers of one or more job seeker users, including the first user, the economic benefit corresponding to the aggregation of the one or more times identified during the specified period.

For example, when the information processing server 10 identifies the first organizational information, it may set a predetermined first point information for the first organizational information and store it in the storage device 103, and set revenue information for the first economic profit based on the total point information including the first point information set for the first organizational information during a predetermined period.

The specified period during which the total point information is tallied as economic benefit may be, for example, a unit period that is preset as one or more periods after the information processing server 10 stores the first organization information in the storage device 103. In other words, the specified period may be a period that is set only once, or may be a period that is set multiple times. In this disclosure, the specified period may be referred to as the aggregation period.

For example, if the aggregation period is set multiple times, the number of detections for which the first organization information is identified can be aggregated for each unit period, thereby setting economic benefits for each predetermined period and periodically distributing compensation to the first organization. The aggregation period may be, for example, a period in which a year is divided into one or more periods, or may be a period equivalent to multiple years. The aggregation period may also be a different period for each user. For example, the timing at which a condition is met in which the total point information corresponding to a given user exceeds a predetermined value may be the end of the aggregation period for that given user. The above explanation regarding the aggregation period may also be applied in the following explanations.

The aggregation period may be determined, for example, by machine learning. For example, the aggregation period may be set using a large-scale language model (LLM: Large Language Models) trained based on accumulated text data such as information on economic benefits assigned to each employer user, frequency information such as the number of times characteristic career information was selected in an arbitrary unit period, information on the number of times at least one of the employer user and the job seeker user uses the service in an arbitrary unit period, sales of the service in a specified period, usage status of websites related to the service, information on the increase or decrease in the number of users, and information on the usage status of the platform related to the service. Specifically, for example, information such as an aggregation period in which the number of users increases and an aggregation period in which the usage status of the platform improves may be generated and determined using a large-scale language model trained based on the text data.

The point information may be, for example, a score value that is quantitative information for setting economic profit. The information processing server 10 may tally up the point information each time the first organizational information is identified, and set the revenue information of the economic profit based on, for example, the result of accumulating the unit economic profit for each point for the total value of the point information tally up in a specified period. In such a case, the unit economic profit may be the economic profit for each point. Note that the revenue information of the economic profit that is set may be any information triggered by the identification of the first organizational information in a specified period, and the specific setting method does not limit the scope of this disclosure.

In such a case, the point information may be, for example, information on a specific number of occurrences of the first organizational information. For example, the information processing server 10 may count the number of occurrences of the first organizational information as point information, and set the economic benefit based on the result of accumulating a specific unit of unit economic benefit distributed for each occurrence of the organizational information for the number of occurrences counted in a specific period. The unit economic benefit may include, for example, currency, cryptocurrency, and point information that can be exchanged for the provision of a specific service and has monetary value.

In other words, when the information processing server 10 identifies the first organizational information, it may set a predetermined first point information for the first organizational information and store it in the storage device 103, and when the information processing server 10 identifies the first organizational information based on the career history of a third user who is a job seeker user different from the first user, for example, it may set a predetermined second point information for the first organizational information and store it in the storage device 103. When the aggregated total point information during a specified period includes the first point information and the second point information, revenue information of the first economic profit may be set based on the first point information and the second point information.

In such a case, the first point information and the second point information may be the same information. On the other hand, the first point information and the second point information may be different information set based on the information of the job seeker user. In other words, when the total point information includes the first point information and the second point information set in the first organizational information in response to the first organizational information being identified based on the information of the first characteristic career selected from the career of the third user, the information processing server 10 may set the first point information and the second point information based on rank information set in advance for each of multiple users including the first user and the third user. When the point information is number of times information, one or more number of times information may be counted as point information in correspondence with one identification of a specific organization.

For example, if multiple job seeker users are ranked based on their career information, the higher the rank information of the job seeker user, the higher the point information based on the characteristic career information may be set. Specifically, for example, the higher the annual income of the job seeker user and the rate set by the employment agent, the higher the rank information may be set. Also, for example, the high or low rank information may be set depending on the job type of the job seeker user.

In the above description, the point information is set based on the rank information of the job seeker user, but it may also be set based on category information of the recruiter user or the recruiting employment agent, for example. Specifically, recruiter users may be classified based on indicators such as whether the recruiter user is a large company, a small or medium-sized enterprise, or a venture company, or whether the recruiter user is a business company or a recruitment agency. The category classification of recruiter users may use, for example, a second database that can identify user category information from the user's identification information. The second database may be stored in the storage device 103.

In other words, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic history associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may set the first point information based on the information on the first category of the second user using a second database that can identify the user's category information from the user's identification information stored in the storage device 103.

The point information may also be, for example, unit economic profit. Specifically, the information processing server 10 may count, as the point information, a predetermined amount of money, which is, for example, unit economic profit, each time the first organization information is identified.

In addition, in this disclosure, unit economic profit may be information that fluctuates over a specified period of time, such as a day or a week. The presence or absence, timing, or degree of fluctuation in unit economic profit may be set arbitrarily by the administrator.

Furthermore, the timing and degree of fluctuation of unit economic profit may be determined, for example, by machine learning. For example, the timing of fluctuation of unit economic profit may be set using a large-scale language model trained on accumulated text data such as information on fluctuations in the numerical value of unit economic profit, sales in a specified period for this service, usage status of websites related to this service, information on increases and decreases in the number of users, and information on usage status of the platform related to this service. Specifically, for example, information on unit economic profit where the number of users increases, information on unit economic profit where platform usage status improves, etc. may be generated using a large-scale language model trained on the text data.

In the above explanation, it has been explained that the characteristic career information selected from the job seeker user's career may be a single piece of information, but, for example, it may be possible to select multiple characteristic careers from the job seeker user's career information. In such a case, it may also be possible to rank the importance of the multiple selected characteristic careers.

For example, when a selection request to a second user requests the selection of one or more characteristic careers from the career information, or when a selection of multiple characteristic careers from the career information is requested, and the information processing server 10 receives information on multiple characteristic careers associated with the second identification information, and ranking information is assigned between a first characteristic career and a second characteristic career included in the multiple characteristic careers, the information processing server 10 may set a difference between the first point information assigned to the first organizational information identified from the first characteristic career and the second point information assigned to the second organizational information identified from the second characteristic career. Specifically, for example, the first point information assigned to the first organizational information identified from the first characteristic career having a higher importance ranking may be set higher than the second point information assigned to the second organizational information identified from the second characteristic career having a lower importance ranking.

In other words, when the request is to select one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, the information processing server 10, upon receiving the first characteristic career information and the second characteristic career information that are associated with the second identification information and ranked, may further use the first database to identify second organizational information that corresponds to the second characteristic career, and set second point information that is different from the first point information for the identified second organizational information, and store it in the storage device 103.

This allows point information to be set based on the ranking information of distinctive careers set by the employer user, making it possible to allocate points in line with the employer user's wishes.

This content may also be applied in cases where economic benefits are set without being based on point information. That is, in cases where a request is made to select one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic career and information on the second characteristic career that are associated with the second identification information and ranked, the information processing server 10 may further use the first database to identify second organizational information that corresponds to the second characteristic career, and store in the storage device 103 revenue information of a second economic benefit different from the first economic benefit for the identified second organizational information.

On the other hand, for example, in cases where it is possible to select one or more characteristic careers from the career information of a job seeker user, the importance ranking of the selected characteristic careers may be arbitrary. Whether or not the importance ranking is arbitrary may be set by the employer user or the job seeker user.

For example, when a selection request to a second user requests the selection of one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the multiple characteristic careers associated with the second identification information, the first point information assigned to the first organizational information identified from the first characteristic career and the third point information assigned to the second organizational information identified from the second characteristic career may be the same, regardless of whether ranking information is provided between the first characteristic career and the second characteristic career included in the multiple characteristic careers. The same content may mean that the point value of the assigned point information is equivalent.

In other words, when the request is to select one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, the information processing server 10, upon receiving the first characteristic career information and the second characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, may further use the first database to identify second organizational information corresponding to the second characteristic career, and set third point information that is the same as the first point information for the identified second organizational information, and store it in the storage device 103.

This allows point information to be set equally for multiple organizations, and points can be returned equally to multiple organizations that have contributed to the operation of this service.

In addition, this content may also be applied in cases where economic benefits are set without being based on point information. That is, in cases where a request is made to select one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic career and information on the second characteristic career associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may further use the first database to identify second organizational information corresponding to the second characteristic career, and store in the storage device 103 revenue information of a third economic benefit that is the same as the first economic benefit for the identified second organizational information.

In addition, in this disclosure, a case where one or more characteristic careers are required to be selected from one or more careers may include a case where one characteristic career can be selected or must be selected from one or more careers, a case where one characteristic career must be selected from multiple careers and one or more characteristic careers can be selected, or a case where multiple characteristic careers must be selected from multiple careers. Also, in this disclosure, the number of one or more careers may be a number set by an administrator, or may be a number set by a user.

The information processing server 10 may determine whether the first organizational information and the second organizational information are the same organization, and change the point information assigned to the second organizational information depending on the determination result.

Specifically, when a selection request to a second user requests the selection of one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, the information processing server 10, upon receiving information on the multiple characteristic careers associated with the second identification information, may determine whether the first organizational information and the second organizational information are the same organization, and, if the first organizational information and the second organizational information have the same content, may set first point information for the first organizational information and set fourth point information for the second organizational information. The same content may mean that the point information has equivalent point value.

The fourth point information may be the same as the first point information, or may be different. For example, in order to avoid biased allocation of point information to the same organization, the fourth point information may be information having a lower point value than the first point information. Alternatively, in order to evaluate organizations that significantly increase the value of the job seeker user's distinctive career history, the fourth point information may be information having a higher point value than the first point information.

On the other hand, the information processing server 10 may determine whether the first organizational information and the second organizational information are the same organization, and when the first organizational information and the second organizational information have different contents, may set the first point information for the first organizational information and the fifth point information for the second organizational information. In such a case, the fifth point information is point information different from the fourth point information. When the first organizational information and the second organizational information have different contents, as explained above, the first point information and the fifth point information may be set as having the same contents or may be set as having different contents depending on whether the first characteristic career and the second characteristic career are ranked.

In other words, when the request is for selecting one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, the information processing server 10, upon receiving the first characteristic career information and the second characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, may use the first database to further identify second organizational information corresponding to the second characteristic career, and when the first organizational information and the second organizational information have the same content, may set fourth point information for the second organizational information and store it in the storage device 103, whereas when the first organizational information and the second organizational information have different content, may set fifth point information different from the fourth point information for the second organizational information and store it in the storage device 103.

This allows the point information set for each organization to vary depending on whether the first organization information and the second organization information are identical, making it easy for the administrator's policy for allocating point information to be reflected in the information processing of this service.

Note that this content may also be applied in cases where economic benefits are set without being based on point information. That is, in cases where a request is made to select one or more characteristic careers from one or more careers, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic career and information on the second characteristic career associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may further use the first database to identify second organizational information corresponding to the second characteristic career, and when the first organizational information and the second organizational information have the same content, store in the storage device 103 revenue information of a fourth economic benefit for the second organizational information, while when the first organizational information and the second organizational information have different content, store in the storage device 103 revenue information of a fifth economic benefit different from the fourth economic benefit for the second organizational information.

As mentioned above, the above description of the case where one or more characteristic careers are requested to be selected from one or more careers may also be applicable, for example, to the case where the economic benefit revenue information is not based on point information, but is assigned each time organizational information is identified. That is, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic career associated with the second identification information, it may set the first economic benefit revenue information based on the first category information of the second user using a second database that can identify user category information from the user identification information stored in the storage device 103.

In the above description, the economic benefit revenue information is set based on the category information of the employer user. However, for example, the economic benefit revenue information may be set according to the employer user's usage of the service. The economic benefit revenue information may be applicable to both cases where the economic benefit is awarded each time organizational information is identified and where point information is tallied and benefits are awarded based on total point information for a specified period. In other words, when the information processing server 10 receives information on the first characteristic history associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may set the first economic benefit revenue information based on information on the second user's usage of the service associated with the second identification information stored in the storage device 103.

The information on service usage may be, for example, at least one of information on the number of years the user has used the service, information on the number of times the service has been used per specified unit period, the amount of service usage, and performance information or evaluation information in recruiting activities.

Specifically, for example, the longer the second user has used the Service, or the longer the pending years of use, the higher the economic benefit allocated to the organization corresponding to the characteristic career information identified by the second user may be set. Also, for example, the more times the second user accesses websites, etc. related to the Service per unit period, the higher the economic benefit may be set. Also, for example, the higher the usage fee the second user pays to the administrator to use the Service, the higher the economic benefit may be set.

Furthermore, for example, the higher the performance or evaluation of the second user in the recruitment activities via this service, the higher the economic benefit allocated to the organization corresponding to the information on the characteristic career identified by the second user may be set. The performance in the recruitment activities may include, for example, the performance of recruitment by the recruiter and the performance of recruitment support by the employment agent. The performance of recruitment by the recruiter may be, for example, the number of people recruited, the number of job applications registered in the information processing system 1, the number of specific job applications registered such as annual salary conditions or job type restrictions, the number of applications received for the job, and the application rate for the job, and the performance of recruitment support by the employment agent may be the number of people supported by the recruitment. The recruitment support may be, for example, a predetermined access in the recruitment activities including recruitment and final interview. In other words, the number of performances of recruitment support by the employment agent may be counted, for example, when a predetermined stage such as a final interview is achieved without recruitment. The evaluation of the second user in the recruitment activities may be, for example, evaluation information from the second user from the user of this service, such as evaluation rank and word of mouth.

The above describes the transmission and reception of information between the information processing server 10 and the multiple terminal devices 200, as well as the information processing performed by each part of the information processing server 10 and the multiple terminal devices 200, with reference to Figures 4 to 8.

In addition, various programs for executing this service on the terminal device 200 may be transmitted from the information processing server 10 to the terminal device 200 as appropriate. The timing at which the various programs for executing this service are transmitted to the terminal device 200 does not limit the present invention. In the case of a website, transmission of various programs for realizing basic functions may be completed at the time the provision of the service begins.

In addition, each page on the website related to this service or each page on the specified application software may be scrollable. For example, on the display medium 201 shown in Figures 5 and 7, a setting completion button 53 may be displayed by operating a scroll bar or touch panel (not shown).

In the above explanation, when one characteristic career is selected from the career information, the contribution to economic profit is the same regardless of which career is selected, but this is not limited to the above. For example, the revenue information of economic profit may vary when the first career is selected as the characteristic career and when the second career is selected as the characteristic career. Specifically, when each of the multiple careers is classified into multiple career categories and managed by a database, for example, the job type, qualifications held, organization, and skills of the career are classified into the first career category, and activity experience and income information are classified into the second career category, a difference may be provided between the economic profit when the second user selects the "job type" of the first user as the characteristic career and the first organizational information is identified from the "job type" and the economic profit when the second user selects the "income information" of the first user as the characteristic career and the first organizational information is identified from the "income information".

In other words, when the storage device 103 stores a fourth database capable of identifying one career category from among multiple career categories based on a specified career and identifying revenue information of an economic benefit corresponding to the identified career category, when the information processing server 10 receives information on a first characteristic career associated with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may further use the fourth database to identify a first career category corresponding to the first characteristic career and set the revenue information of the first economic benefit based on the information on the first career category.

In the above description, the information processing server 10 has been described as receiving career information from the first terminal device 200a, but it may also receive personal information including career information. In this case, for example, when the information processing server 10 receives personal information including career information and birthday information from the first terminal device 200a and detects information indicating a specific access associated with the first identification information and the second identification information, it may use the second identification information to request the second user to select characteristic information as a reason for the hiring. The second user who receives the request may select the characteristic information that is the reason for the hiring from the personal information including career information and birthday information.

In such a case, when the second user transmits one or more careers from among the career information to the information processing server 10 as characteristic information in association with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may identify the first organizational information using the first database and assign revenue information of the first economic benefit. On the other hand, when the second user transmits birthday information to the information processing server 10 as characteristic information in association with the second identification information, the information processing server 10 may not execute the assignment of revenue information of the first economic benefit.

In other words, when the information processing server 10 receives user information including history information and one or more personal information, it associates the user information with the first identification information and stores it in the storage device 103, and when it detects information indicating a predetermined access, it requests the second user to select characteristic information from the multiple pieces of information included in the user information using the second identification information, and when it receives the first characteristic information associated with the second identification information and the first characteristic information is first characteristic history information, it may store revenue information of the first economic profit in the storage device 103.

The revenue information of the economic benefit may be set, for example, based on category information of the organization to which the economic benefit is assigned. Specifically, the organizational information may be classified based on an indicator such as whether the organizational information is a company, an educational institution, a specific association, etc. The category into which the organizational information is classified may be called an organizational category. The category classification of the organizational information may use, for example, a fifth database that can identify the organizational category from the organizational information. The fifth database may be stored in the storage device 103.

In other words, when the information processing server 10 identifies the first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career, the information processing server 10 may use a fifth database capable of identifying organizational category information from the organizational information stored in the storage device 103 to set revenue information of the first economic profit based on the information of the first organizational category of the first organizational information.

Note that this explanation is applicable in both cases, for example, whether the economic benefit revenue information is assigned based on point information or whether the economic benefit revenue information is assigned each time organizational information is identified.

FIG. 9 is a flow diagram showing an example of the flow of operations of the information processing server according to the first embodiment of the present invention. Hereinafter, with reference to FIG. 9, an example of the flow of operations of the information processing server 10 that sets the revenue information of economic profits based on the information of characteristic careers will be described.

Note that each flow diagram described below merely illustrates, as an example, the steps necessary to explain the processing procedures for the operation of the information processing server 10 according to the present disclosure. This does not preclude steps relating to the processing of other operations from being appropriately inserted between the steps of each flow diagram, as long as the functions of the embodiment of the present invention are exercised.

In addition, when a system for providing this service is constructed, the user interface is generally programmed in an event-driven manner, but for ease of explanation, the flow diagrams in the embodiments of the present invention are not necessarily described based on event-driven flow diagrams. Furthermore, generally, events are generated by the terminal device 200, but they may also be generated by the information processing server 10. Event processing may be performed by the terminal device 200, or may also be performed by the information processing server 10. In other words, the subject of event generation or event processing does not limit the present invention.

The explanations regarding the flow diagrams above may also be applied to the flow diagrams described below.

In FIG. 9, for example, the information processing server 10 may determine whether or not history information including one or more histories associated with the first identification information of the first user has been received from the first terminal device 200a (step S901). If the information processing server 10 has not received one or more pieces of history information (step S901: NO), the information processing server 10 may wait until history information is received.

On the other hand, when the information processing server 10 receives from the first terminal device 200a history information including one or more histories associated with the first identification information of the first user (step S901: YES), the information processing server 10 may store the history information in the storage device 103 in association with the first identification information (step S902).

Next, the information processing server 10 may determine whether or not information indicating a specific access in the recruitment activity associated with the second identification information and the first identification information of the second user is detected (step S903). If the information processing server 10 does not detect the information indicating the specific access (step S903: NO), the information processing server 10 may wait until the information indicating the specific access is detected.

On the other hand, when the information processing server 10 detects information indicating a specific access in a job-seeking activity associated with the second identification information of the second user and the first identification information (step S903: YES), it may request the second user to select a distinctive career from one or more careers using the second identification information (step S904).

Next, the information processing server 10 may determine whether or not information on the first characteristic history associated with the second identification information has been received (step S905). If the information processing server 10 has not received the information on the characteristic history (step S905: NO), the information processing server 10 may wait until the information is received.

On the other hand, when the information processing server 10 receives the first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information (step S905: YES), it may identify the first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device 103 (step S906), and store revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device 103 (step S907).

Above, with reference to Figure 9, an example of the flow of operations of the information processing server 10 that assigns economic profit revenue information from characteristic career information has been explained.

As described above, the information processing method using the information processing server 10 according to the present embodiment is an information processing method in an information processing system 1 including the information processing server 10 connected to a plurality of terminal devices 200 via a communication network 300, in which the information processing server 10, when receiving career information including one or more careers associated with the first identification information of a first user from the first terminal device 200a, associates the career information with the first identification information and stores it in the storage device 103; when detecting information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the second identification information and the first identification information of a second user, requests the second user to select a characteristic career from one or more careers using the second identification information; when receiving information on the first characteristic career associated with the second identification information, identifies first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device 103, and stores revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit to be assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device 103.

As a result, when a specific access between an employer and a job seeker in a recruiting activity is detected, revenue information of the economic benefit to be allocated to organizational information related to the career of the job seeker that triggered the access can be easily set.

Note that in the above description of the embodiment, descriptions of publicly known technologies related to each function and each information processing are omitted.

(An example of a computer hardware configuration)
The functions of each unit in the embodiment and each modification may be realized by a program.

In other words, an information processing program according to one aspect of the present invention may cause a computer to execute a communication process of communicating with a plurality of terminal devices 200 via a communication network 300, and a control process of, when career information including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user is received from a first terminal device 200a, storing the career information in the storage device 103 in association with the first identification information, when detecting information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the second identification information and the first identification information of a second user, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from one or more careers using the second identification information, and, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device 103, and storing revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device 103.

An example of the computer hardware configuration in this case is shown in Figure 10.

As shown in FIG. 10, the computer 9000 has, for example, a CPU (Central Processing Unit) 9001, a RAM (Random Access Memory) 9002, a ROM (Read Only Memory) 9003, a storage device 9004, an input/output interface (I/F) 9005, a read interface (I/F) 9006, and a communication interface (I/F) 9007. Each of the above-mentioned components is connected directly or indirectly via a bus 9008.

The storage device 9004 is, for example, a hard disk drive (HDD) or a solid state drive (SSD). The computer 9000 is connected to an input/output (I/O) device 9009 via an input/output interface 9005. The input/output device 9009 includes devices with input and output functions, such as magnetic disk devices, as well as input devices whose main function is an input function and output devices whose main function is an output function. Examples of input devices are input keys, a mouse, a touch panel, and a scanner. Examples of output devices are a display, a speaker, and a printer.

The reading interface 9006 reads the program or data recorded on the recording medium 9010. The recording medium 9010 is, for example, a semiconductor memory, an optical recording medium, a magnetic recording medium, a magneto-optical recording medium, etc.

The communication interface 9007 receives data from other devices and transmits data to other devices via the network 9011. The network 9011 may be a wired network or a wireless network. The other devices may be client devices or server devices.

For example, a program stored in ROM 9003, a program stored in storage device 9004, a program recorded on recording medium 9010, or a program received by a communication interface from another device is loaded into RAM 9002. In the above embodiment and each of the variations, for example, the CPU 9001 executes a program loaded into RAM 9002, thereby realizing the functions of each part in the above embodiment, etc.

The functions of each part of the computer 9000 may be realized by cloud computing.

In addition, the information processing program executed by the computer in the information processing system 1 or the described functions may be recorded on a non-transitory, tangible computer-readable storage medium. A non-transitory, tangible computer-readable storage medium is any storage medium that can be accessed by a computer, a CPU, an MPU (Micro Processing Unit), etc. Examples of the arbitrary storage medium include ROM, RAM, flash memory, magnetic storage device, optical disk, etc., and are not limited to the examples given.

In the above explanation, "including at least one of" A, B, and C may mean that it may be a combination of one or two or more of A, B, and C.

The information processing method, information processing device, information processing program, and recording medium according to the present invention are generally applicable to techniques relating to methods for providing recruitment activity services using information processing systems.

REFERENCE SIGNS LIST 1 Information processing system 10 Information processing server 100 Information processing device 101 Communication unit 102 Control unit 103 Storage device 200 Terminal device 201 Display medium 202 Input unit 203 Communication unit 204 Memory 205 Control unit 300 Communication network 9000 Computer 9001 CPU
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9004 Storage device 9005 Input/output interface 9006 Reading interface 9007 Communication interface 9008 Bus 9009 Input/output device 9010 Recording medium 9011 Network

Claims (20)

An information processing method in an information processing system including an information processing server connected to a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network, the information processing server comprising:
when receiving history information including one or more histories associated with the first identification information of the first user from the first terminal device, storing the history information in a storage device in association with the first identification information;
When detecting second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information;
When receiving first characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, using a first database capable of identifying organization information associated with the history information from the history information stored in the storage device, identify first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic history;
storing in the storage device revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit allocated to the identified first organization information;
Information processing methods. The career history includes at least one of job type, qualifications, affiliated organizations, activity experience, income information, and skills;
The information processing method according to claim 1 . The information processing server includes:
When the first organization information is identified, a predetermined first point information is set for the first organization information and stored in the storage device;
setting the profit information of the first economic benefit based on total point information including the first point information set for the first organization information during a predetermined period;
The information processing method according to claim 1 . When the total point information includes the first point information and second point information set to the first organizational information in response to the first organizational information being identified based on the first characteristic history information selected from the history of the third user,
The information processing server includes:
setting the first point information and the second point information based on rank information previously set for each of a plurality of users including the first user and the third user;
The information processing method according to claim 3. The information processing server includes:
when receiving the first characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, setting the first point information based on the first category information of the second user using a second database capable of identifying category information of the user from the user identification information stored in the storage device;
The information processing method according to claim 3. In a case where the request is for selecting one or more of the characteristic histories from the one or more histories,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic career information and the second characteristic career information that are associated with the second identification information and that are ranked, further specifying second organization information corresponding to the second characteristic career using the first database;
storing, in the storage device, the revenue information of a second economic profit different from the first economic profit for the specified second organization information;
The information processing method according to claim 1 . In a case where the request is for selecting one or more of the characteristic histories from the one or more histories,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic career information and the second characteristic career information that are associated with the second identification information and that are ranked, further specifying second organization information corresponding to the second characteristic career using the first database;
setting second point information different from the first point information for the specified second organization information and storing the second point information in the storage device;
The information processing method according to claim 3. In a case where the request is for selecting one or more of the characteristic histories from the one or more histories,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic history information and the second characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, further identifying second organization information corresponding to the second characteristic history using the first database;
storing, in the storage device, the revenue information of a third economic profit that is the same as the first economic profit for the specified second organization information;
The information processing method according to claim 1 . In a case where the request is for selecting one or more of the characteristic histories from the one or more histories,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic history information and the second characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, further identifying second organization information corresponding to the second characteristic history using the first database;
setting third point information that is the same as the first point information for the specified second organization information and storing the third point information in the storage device;
The information processing method according to claim 3. In a case where the request is for selecting one or more of the characteristic histories from the one or more histories,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic history information and the second characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, further identifying second organization information corresponding to the second characteristic history using the first database;
When the first organization information and the second organization information have the same content, the revenue information of a fourth economic benefit is stored in the storage device for the second organization information, and when the first organization information and the second organization information have different content, the revenue information of a fifth economic benefit different from the fourth economic benefit is stored in the storage device for the second organization information.
The information processing method according to claim 1 . In a case where the request is for selecting one or more of the characteristic histories from the one or more histories,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic history information and the second characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, further identifying second organization information corresponding to the second characteristic history using the first database;
when the first organization information and the second organization information have the same content, fourth point information is set for the second organization information and stored in the storage device, and when the first organization information and the second organization information have different content, fifth point information different from the fourth point information is set for the second organization information and stored in the storage device.
The information processing method according to claim 3. The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, the revenue information of the first economic benefit is set based on the first category information of the second user using a second database capable of identifying the user category information from the user identification information stored in the storage device.
The information processing method according to claim 1 . The information processing server includes:
When receiving the first characteristic history information associated with the second identification information, set the revenue information of the first economic benefit based on the service usage status information of the second user associated with the second identification information stored in the storage device.
The information processing method according to claim 1 . The information on the service usage status is at least one of information on the number of years the user has used the service, information on the number of times the service has been used per a predetermined unit period, information on the amount of service usage, and information on performance or evaluation of recruitment activities.
The information processing method according to claim 13. In a case where the storage device stores a fourth database capable of identifying one career category from among a plurality of career categories based on a predetermined career, and capable of identifying the revenue information of economic profit corresponding to the identified career category,
The information processing server includes:
When receiving the information on the first characteristic history associated with the second identification information, further specifying a first history category corresponding to the first characteristic history using the fourth database, and setting the revenue information of the first economic benefit based on the information on the first history category.
The information processing method according to claim 1 . The information processing server includes:
When receiving user information including the history information and one or more pieces of personal information, storing the user information in the storage device in association with the first identification information;
When the information indicating the predetermined access is detected, the second user is requested to select characteristic information from a plurality of pieces of information included in the user information by using the second identification information;
When the first characteristic information corresponding to the second identification information is received, if the first characteristic information is information of the first characteristic history, the revenue information of the first economic benefit is stored in the storage device.
The information processing method according to claim 1 . The information processing server includes:
when the first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career is identified, the revenue information of the first economic benefit is set based on information of the first organizational category of the first organizational information by using a fifth database capable of identifying information of an organizational category from the organizational information stored in the storage device.
The information processing method according to claim 1 . A communication unit that communicates with a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network;
a control unit which, when receiving from a first terminal device career information including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user, stores the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information; when detecting a second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requests the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information; when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifies first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information previously associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device, and stores revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device;
An information processing device comprising: A communication process for communicating with a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network;
a control process for, when receiving from a first terminal device career information including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user, storing the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information, when detecting a second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information previously associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device, and storing revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device;
An information processing program that causes a computer to execute the above. A communication process for communicating with a plurality of terminal devices via a communication network;
a control process for, when receiving from a first terminal device career information including one or more careers associated with a first identification information of a first user, storing the career information in a storage device in association with the first identification information, when detecting a second identification information of a second user and information indicating a predetermined access in a job-seeking activity associated with the first identification information, requesting the second user to select a characteristic career from the one or more careers using the second identification information, when receiving first characteristic career information associated with the second identification information, identifying first organizational information corresponding to the first characteristic career using a first database capable of identifying organizational information previously associated with the career information from the career information stored in the storage device, and storing revenue information of a predetermined first economic profit assigned to the identified first organizational information in the storage device;
A computer-readable recording medium having recorded thereon an information processing program for causing a computer to execute the above.

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