A keyword search looks for matches to your term in the vacancy description and title. You can use Boolean operators to refine your search.
The Boolean operators AND, OR and NOT can be used together to build a powerful search.
- Use the AND operator to locate vacancies containing all of your specified search terms.
For example, if you search under Java AND Developer, your search will return vacancies containing both terms.
- Use the OR operator to locate vacancies matching any or all of the specified terms. For example, if you search under Programmer OR Developer, the search locates vacancies containing either the first search term or the second.
Unlike the AND operator which narrows down the vacancies, the OR operator increases the amount of results that you receive.
- Use the NOT operator to locate vacancies containing the first search term but not the second. For example, if you search under Developer NOT Cobol, the search locates records containing the first search term but not the second."