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Project Objective.
Project Goal.
Stakeholder’s details.
Scope details.
Exception Handling.
The Job Portal Web Application is a platform that connects employers and employees
specifically for contract-based positions in the US market. The application aims to provide a
unique selling proposition (USP) by incorporating AI features to facilitate the seamless
matching of schedules and interviews between employers and potential candidates. This
document outlines the business requirements and key features of the web application.
Project Objective:
The objective of the Job Portal Web Application is to provide a user-friendly and efficient
platform for employers and employees to connect, streamline the hiring process for contract-
based positions, and leverage AI capabilities to enhance the matching process.
Project Goal:
The goal of the Job Portal Web Application is to become the leading platform in the US
market for contract-based job placements, offering a superior user experience, advanced AI-
driven matching algorithms, and a comprehensive suite of features for both employers and
employees.
Stakeholder’s Details:
Problem Statement:
The existing job search process lacks efficiency and effective matching capabilities, leading
to significant time wastage for both employers and employees. The absence of AI-driven
features makes it difficult to identify the best candidate for a specific position and schedule
interviews seamlessly.
Scope Details:
The Job Portal Web Application will include the following key features:
The Job Portal Web Application will implement robust exception handling mechanisms to
address potential issues, such as system failures, network disruptions, and data security
breaches. Clear error messages and fallback options will be provided to ensure a smooth
user experience.
Exception Handling:
The Leave Management System will have exception handling for the following
scenarios:
Leave requests that exceed an employee’s available leave balance will be
automatically rejected.
Employees will not be able to submit leave requests for dates in the past.
Assumptions:
Users have basic computer literacy and access to the internet. The web application will be
compatible with major web browsers and mobile devices.
Risks:
Data security breaches, technical challenges during implementation, and competition from
existing job portals.
Constraints:
Adherence to relevant US laws and regulations regarding data privacy and employment
practices.
Dependencies:
Integration with third-party APIs for scheduling and communication features.