I taught fellows in the Samsung AI program how Natural Language Processing and Regex together aid in returning high quality results on Google Search 😮 (Like how to find a hiring manager using Boolean | Regex)
So naturally, someone asked how they could use it to find a job. A lot of social platform or Google Search users don't understand what X-ray searches or Boolean logic is, so here's a breakdown and example of how it can be used.
Normally anyone looking for a job would type in the name of the job they are looking for and that's it. We'll that may not return the best results.
I learned how sourcers and recruiters found a lot of talent fast. It was X-ray searches. 🧐
So you can use it to find them too!
I learned how sourcers and recruiters found a lot of talent fast. It was X-ray searches. 🧐
So you can use it to find them too!
We're chatting about it today... @KanikaTolver is joining me with her questions and ideas, and I'm sharing my thoughts!
Link to the Square opportunity: linkedin.com
Link to the Chewy opportunity: linkedin.com
Link to example LinkedIn Search query: linkedin.com(
Link to the Chewy opportunity: linkedin.com
Link to example LinkedIn Search query: linkedin.com(
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