摘要(英) |
The cost of trust has been a major proportion of the cost in recruitment. These high prices we pay for trust come from the need of information validity and avoiding the greater cost for the wrong decisions we made in recruitment. In the current human resource environment, the trust issue was originated from the lack of information transparency between employers and candidates. Meaning that employers and candidates are unable to determine the authenticity of information provided by both parties accurately, causing poor information quality. Therefore, we need an effective recruitment mechanism to solve this problem. With the invention of blockchain, machine-made trust become possible due to the nature of blockchain such as decentralized, indelible and traceable. Therefore, we established the topic of this study as “How to make sure that all information on a candidates’ application is accurate base on machine-made trust?”
This study implemented a prototypically architecture of blockchain-based resume on ethereum. We elaborated a certificate mechanism by smart contract. Certificate provider will send the transaction to smart contract with the hash value of certificate. We can validate the identity of sender because of the traceability of blockchain also verify the integrity of certificate by hash function.
The study found that the architecture we built has the potential to change the traditional mechanism radically. It can make any independent individuals, companies and academies to become a certificate unit. Helping us to verify our qualifications, career history, and other career achievements. Providing a more intuitive channel in digital form rather than the format of tradition resume. |
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