Refining Job Search Results
When you search for Jobs, you can refine your results by using quotes, operators and wildcard characters in your search terms.
• Quotes: To exactly match search keywords, you can enclose terms in single or double quotes.
• Operators: You can use the AND and OR operators in search terms to combine keywords.
• Asterisks: You can use asterisk (*) wildcard characters to find text that contains search terms within longer strings. You can use asterisk wildcard characters to match zero or more characters in a search string, which means that asterisks match word spaces or blank characters. When you use a search string that has only numeric characters, the asterisk is automatically appended to the end of the string you enter to include more records in search results.
• Question Marks: You can use one or more question mark (?) wildcard characters to match single characters. Each question mark represents a single character. This wildcard character can be very useful in cases where you know only partial values.
Refining Job Search Results in Classic Mode
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When you search for Jobs, you can refine your results by using quotes, operators and wildcard characters in your search terms.
• Quotes: To exactly match search keywords, you can enclose terms in single or double quotes.
• Operators: You can use the AND and OR operators in search terms to combine keywords.
• Asterisks: You can use asterisk (*) wildcard characters to find text that contains search terms within longer strings. You can use asterisk wildcard characters to match zero or more characters in a search string, which means that asterisks match word spaces or blank characters. When you use a search string that has only numeric characters, the asterisk is automatically appended to the end of the string you enter to include more records in search results.
• Question Marks: You can use one or more question mark (?) wildcard characters to match single characters. Each question mark represents a single character. This wildcard character can be very useful in cases where you know only partial values.
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