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This method of searching is supported when searching across candidates in Greenhouse. In this article, we will provide instructions on how to enable Boolean queries for candidate searches as well as some tips and external resources on Boolean queries. To enable Boolean queries for candidate searches, click All Candidates from your navigation bar.
Boolean queries are now enabled for candidate searches. Note : If you are unfamiliar with Boolean queries we suggest reviewing our assorted tips and resources below. You can find an in-depth look at basic operators and modifiers in this external resource. In this section, we have organized the most fundamental Boolean operators and modifiers to help you get started:. If you are using quotation marks in your search, please type them in or copy from a basic notepad program.
For additional details on smart quotes, please click here. AND limits your search, because you're requiring that any search term following AND must appear in the results. This should help when you're trying to find candidates who possess a certain set of skills and experience. This will return results that include both the word engineer and the phrase "senior developer".
All search results will include both. Results will not include resumes, notes, or scorecards that have either engineer or "senior developer" but not both. NOT is the command of exclusion. If there are closely related terms that mean very different things, then using NOT is extremely helpful. In the provided example, the search would give you results that contain the word architect, but leaving out any that use the phrase "software architect".
The modifiers listed below enable you to keep phrases intact or to perform sub queries within your main query. Quotation marks are used to capture a phrase that is to be kept intact in the exact word order stated. Not using "" around a phrase will mean that each word is treated separately, usually with an assumed AND in between each one. For example:. This enables you to search for the root of a word and obtain results containing several variants.