Although you are provided with several fields to search on, remember this one important thing:
The more specific a search is, filling in all or most of the fields, the less chance you will have for good results.
Greater success can be achieved when you keep your search very broad.
Keywords: Keywords found in the candidate's resume.
Remember: There is no need to use the words "and", "or", or commas. This will only restrict your search.
You have the option to match all the words, any of the words or exact phrase. This will allow you to zero in on your search.
Keywords are tricky yet crucial to an accurate search. Let's say you are looking for a salesperson. The resume may list that the candidate is an Account Executive and not the word sales or salesperson. So you may want to try different combinations of the same search. Each keyword will be highlighted in the resume.
State: State of residency
A candidate who lives in Georgia may wish to relocate and work in California. Use this option only if you wish to hire from within the state you select. Otherwise use Location Preferred. You may select up to 5 states.
Location Preferred: State/Region in which candidate would like to work. You may select up to 5 states.
Citizenship: You can select from several citizenship statuses.
Position Type: Select from several options.
Search Last xx Days: Number of days from today to search. Easily search the most recent resumes.
Supplemental Database: This database contains additional resumes not contained in our master database.
Resume Spider: This search engine provides access to over 2 million additional resumes located on the Internet at no additional charge.
Good Hunting.
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