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This is where you should put the main keywords you want to search by – \u2018IT sales manager\u2019, for example. You can also add location here as well if you like. There are more detailed options for your search location below as well.<\/p>\n
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Here, you can filter how accurate you want your search to be based on the keywords you\u2019ve entered above. It\u2019s set at 100% by default, which means if you run a search JobLookup will return results that contain all of these words. As you lower the percentages, you\u2019ll see slightly broader results.<\/p>\n
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This section filters your result based on how many times your chosen keywords appear in a job post. The default setting of \u2018anywhere in the job description\u2019 will give you the most results. If you want to search for a specific job title however, like \u2018Class I HGV Driver\u2019, then you can choose to limit the search so it only picks up keywords after 3 words in. This is ideal for limiting your search to job titles alone.<\/p>\n
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This is perfect for searching for specialised roles. Here, you can add industry specific keywords, tools, or phrases that could drastically narrow down your results. Let\u2019s suppose, for example, you\u2019re looking for C++ developer jobs. Adding C++ to this section will ensure you get the most relevant results. It can also be very useful if you work in a sector that has a lot of industry specific terminology. It can also be a good option if you\u2019re searching for roles in a specific company.<\/p>\n
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You can add additional keywords in this box, and they\u2019ll be added to your search terms. This is a good way to widen your search if you\u2019re not seeing what you want from standard results. Continuing with our software developer example, let\u2019s say you want to find developer jobs that cover C++, Linux, and Microsoft. If you add them here, you\u2019ll get search results that include all these words.<\/p>\n
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\u00a0<\/i> None of These Words<\/b><\/p>\n
The exact opposite of the above option, any words you put in this field will be explicitly excluded from any search you run. This is useful if you\u2019re looking for IT jobs, but only want managerial positions and not anything else. Add in keywords like \u2018support\u2019 and \u2018sales\u2019, and these kinds of roles won\u2019t show up in your search results.<\/p>\n
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You might want to search for all carpentry jobs within a 50 mile radius of Basingstoke perhaps, or all train driver jobs within 20 miles of London. Here, you can decide how far the search function will look for results from your specified location.<\/p>\n
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Add the area that you want to search for jobs in here.<\/p>\n
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Here you can specify the kind of role you\u2019re looking for – full time, part time, temporary, and so on.<\/p>\n
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Are you looking for an hourly rate, or monthly pay? You can choose here from the drop down menu.<\/p>\n
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Underneath the job and salary type boxes, you\u2019ll find the salary slider bar. You can simply click on this and drag it to the salary range you\u2019re looking for.<\/p>\n
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