Keywords help you find exactly what you're looking for.

- When you enter a keyword, Search looks for a match by your provided keyword anywhere in the Resume.

- Broad match is the default match type. The results returned will be: All Resumes containing any word in your key phrase combined with our keyword dictionary, in any order and sorted by “Resume Freshness”.

To find exactly what you’re looking for, please display the results sorted by “Relevance”.

Advance Search:

“Quotes”, AND, OR in this search term. Use the following search operators and symbols: “Quotes”, (Bracket), AND, OR, * in your search term.

1. AND and OR

Operation

Examples

Operators

Use AND to broaden your search criteria

Sample and Result

PHP AND JAVA (return resumes containing both PHP and JAVA)

Operators

Use OR between each word if you want to search for individual words

Sample and Result

PHP OR JAVA (return resumes containing PHP or JAVA)

Operators

Use a combination of AND, OR

Sample and Result

PHP or JAVA and Developer (return resumes containing PHP Developer or JAVA Developer)

Notes :

- AND và OR Must be written in uppercase. If written in lowercase, it will be understood as a search keyword

- Support the use of maximum3 AND or OR in each search query

2. Combine () in search keywords

How to use

Operation

(A OR B) AND (C OR D)

(Java OR PHP) AND (Developer OR Programmer) (All profiles containing the words PHP Developer, PHP Programmer, Java Developer, or JAVA Programmer)

3. Exact search with “”

How to use

Examples

How to use

“Double quotation marks” To find an exact phrase

Examples

“PHP Developer” (All profiles containing only the words “PHP Developer”)

How to use

Use a combination AND, OR, “Double quotation marks” To achieve the most accurate search results

Examples

"Software Engineer" and Html5 (All profiles with the exact keyword 'Software Engineer' and with the keyword 'HTML5' or its synonyms)

Noted :

- When using "" or (), if there is no closing quotation mark: it will display an invalid search string message.

4. "Use a phrase to represent a word or phrase in search results with the wildcard *:

How to use

Examples

How to use

Use the * after a word/phrase

Examples

JAVA Dev* (Profiles containing the phrase JAVA Dev, which could be JAVA Develop, JAVA Developing, JAVA Developer…)

How to use

Use the * before and after a word/phrase

Examples

*Dev* (Profiles containing 'Dev,' which could be JAVA Developer, PHP Develop, Game Develop...)

Noted :

- When using "" or (), if there is no closing parenthesis, it will display an invalid search string message.

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