Using keywords to narrow your search results, will help you find the right job the first time. Keywords are particularly useful if you are searching for a specific type of role, skill or job location. Or you may want to include a company name in your search. Follow the examples below to get the most relevant results.
Depending on the word, the results will show you jobs that have that word in the description or, if the word is the same as one of CareerLingual’s job categories, the results will list jobs classified in that category.
If you search for two words, for example Web Developer, your results will list all the positions that include the words Web AND Developer. These words would not necessarily appear together. If you would like to search for resumes that include either of the two words you would type Web OR Developer into the keyword search field.
Sometimes you’ll only want results that include an exact phrase. In this case, simply put quotation marks around your search terms. "Web Developer" will only return resumes that contain the exact phrase "Web Developer".
Use NOT to exclude keywords. A search of SAP NOT Sapporo would list jobs that include ’SAP’, but not those that include the word ’Sapporo’.
CareerCross searches are not case sensitive. All letters, regardless of how you type them, will be understood as the same. For example, searches for Web Developer, web developer or wEb DEVeloPER will all return the same results.
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