CAREER PATH NAVIGATION

摘要

In various example embodiments, a system and method for career path navigation are presented. A request to identify a set of positions sequentially related to an origin position may be received. The request may be associated with a user of a social network service. Member profiles from among a plurality of member profiles of the social network service may be identified based on the origin position. A plurality of positions may be extracted from the identified member profiles. The set of positions may be determined from among the extracted plurality of positions based on a sequential relationship between the origin position and respective positions of the extracted plurality of positions. At least a portion of the set of positions may be caused to be presented to the user.

主权项

1. A method comprising:
receiving a request, from a client device of a user, to identify a user-navigable career path that includes a first likely-transition position of an origin position, the user-navigable career path being determined according to at least one selection of the user; identifying member profiles that respectively include member data indicating a position sequence comprising at least the origin position from among a plurality of member profiles of a social network service; determining, using at least one hardware processor of a machine, a set of positions by identifying positions with a sequential relationship to the origin position in respective position sequences of the identified member profiles; calculating a position metric for respective positions of the set of positions, the position metric comprising a transition likelihood metric that indicates a likelihood of a transition between the origin position and the respective positions of the set of positions; determining the first likely-transition position from among the set of positions according to the position metric corresponding to the respective positions of the set of positions; causing presentation of the first likely-transition position on a user interface of the client device; receiving, from the client device, user input of die user that indicates a user selection of the first likely-transition position; in response to receiving the user selection of the first likely-transition position, navigating along the user-navigable career path by identifying a second likely-transition position of the first likely-transition position; and causing presentation of the second likely-transition position on the user interface of the client device.