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Qualifying the Right Industry from a Company LinkedIn Description | Clay

Qualifying the Right Industry from a Company LinkedIn Description

·Feb 21, 2024 03:37 PM·

Anyone knows a proper way to qualify the right industry from a company linkedin description? My results with gpt3.5 through clay are quite inconsistent

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Clay Team
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Hi Koen, if you enrich the company with linkedin you will be able to pull the industry:
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Koen
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I know Juan P. but that industry is not accurate at all
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Hey Koen! Happy to check it out, but perhaps providing some examples or definitions could guide the AI a bit better to infer the right category. These industries are the ones displayed by the company directly on their linkedin profile, so you could potentially provide this and the description so it potentially narrows it down for you.
Koen
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https://www.clay.com/blog/ai-recruiting This is what I’m referring to… This is exactly the problem I find Juan P. Arturo O.
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Clay Team
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You can try using Claygent with this template, I think this will give better results:
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Arturo O.
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Hey Koen, not sure I understand the issue. Is the problem that chatGPT/AI not labeling correctly or the other way around? The companies are the ones that have that as their "Industry" in their LinkedIn profile and that's what's being pulled by the enrichment, it's not inferring it. If it's chatGPT that's in the wrong or doesn't match or infer something that resembles what the companies have on LinkedIn (because it would have to be within the spectrum), then it's probably best to give it more context as to what you're looking for.
Arturo O.
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As Juan pointed out, there should be a preset you can use to potentially achieve these results, but you can still modify that preset after you select it, to ensure it's much more consistent to your needs.