Google Search Operators - Enhance Your Job Search

Google is a powerful tool when it comes to job searching, and by using specific search operators, you can narrow down your results to find exactly what you're looking for. 

One way to do this is by using the "site:" operator, which allows you to search for job postings on specific websites.

For example, if you want to find job postings for data or analyst positions on the top four job posting services, you can use the following search query: site:lever.co | site:greenhouse.io | site:jobs.ashbyhq.com | site:app.dover.io (data | analyst) "remote" "SQL" -python -bachelor after:2023-01-01

This query will search for job postings on Lever, Greenhouse, AshbyHQ, and Dover that include the keywords "data" or "analyst" and the words "SQL" and "remote," but exclude the keywords "python" and "bachelor," and only show results posted after January 1st, 2023.

By using this method, you can quickly and easily find recent job postings that match your specific criteria, making your job search more efficient and targeted. Additionally, you can edit the keywords and date to fit your needs and preferences.

By utilizing specific search operators like the "site:" operator and including or excluding keywords, you can narrow your job search and find the most relevant and recent job postings for your desired position.