To perform a search: Pinpoint
a job posting by defining the search criteria that match your ideal opportunity.
Keyword field: The
Keyword field supports Wildcard searching. You must use an asterisk * as
a wildcard character and it must be used within quotation marks (e.g., "publish*"
will return publish, publishing, publisher, etc.).
It is important to note that when using the Keyword field you must identify
the type of search by selecting from the pull-down list of search types.
Any of the words: If you choose
this type, the system will search for job descriptions that contain any
of the words you have entered.
All of the words:
If you choose this type, the system
will search for job descriptions that contain all of the words you have
entered.
Exact phrase: If
you choose this type, the system will search for job descriptions that
contain all of the words you have entered, in the exact order you have
entered them.
Boolean Search: If
you choose this type, you may enter Boolean searches in the text entry
fields (City and Keyword). To use any Boolean operators, you must first
select Boolean Search from the pull-down menu.
- To
specify words that must all appear in the search results, use and or
& between the words (e.g., publishing and editor).
- To
specify words any of which may appear in the search results, use or
or | between the words (e.g., publishing or editor).
- To
specify a word that must not appear in the search results, use and not
before the word (e.g., publishing and not editor).
- You
can utilize parenthesis () to separate keyword subsets (e.g., (publishing
or editor) and magazine).
- In
order to get expression matching, use quotation marks. For example,
to find project manager positions, search on " project manager"
This will return incidences where project and manager are adjacent to
each other in the description field.
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