Taxonomia inicial para o vocabulário e as enunciações extraídas de um corpo de editais de concursos públicos para profissionais da informação no Brasil
Abstract
This work aims to presents results of an ongoing research project conducted at the Observatory of the Labour Market in Information and Documentation, CNPq - School of Communications and Arts of the University of São Paulo in international collaboration with the University Carlos III of Madrid. The terminology that represents the specific knowledge required to pass the tests and the enunciations of the activities to be carried out in the competitions for the Brazilian public sector of Information Science is categorized and developed hierarchically. As a methodological process, the source of the terms are the calls for tenders published between 2015 and 2019 for archivists, librarians and museologists, along with other sources from previous work of the research group. Only statements and terms related to digital activities and knowledge are extracted. The hierarchical list of activities is scarcely composed of 64 entries, which determines a major limitation when it comes to applying for a job opportunity in the private sector. However, the 651 term entries are a good representation of the specific knowledge required and will serve to process the corpus of job advertisements to be selected. Your terms will be automatically marked from the list offered here. Since the comparison between the list and the text of the job offers will not provide an exact correspondence of the sequences, software should be used to establish equivalences between the terms of this vocabulary and the expressions of the job offer advertisements.
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