How to search using the advanced job search »

1. How to Simple Search

Enter the keyword Accounting Manager , and the top results will be those vacancies that contain 'Accounting Manager' as a phrase. Following these will be vacancies where both words are present, but not combined into a phrase. Last on your list will be those vacancies in which either the word 'Accounting' or the word 'Manager' appears.

2.How to Exact Search

Enter the keyword "Accounting Manager" within double quotes and results will yield only those vacancies with the exact phrase 'Accounting Manager' . No other job roles will be presented.

3. How to Defined Search

This Controls exactly what jobs to look for by defining specific requirements in your keyword expressions:

• title:"vacancy title"  — search by vacancy title.
  Enter title:"Accounting Manager" , and you will find all vacancies with 'Accounting Manager' in their title. The quote marks are important. If you forget them and enter title:Accounting Manager , you will collect vacancies with only 'Accounting' in the title and the word 'Manager' elsewhere in the supporting text.
• location:"place name"  — search by location name.
  Enter location:" London " , and you will find all vacancies with ' London ' included as part of their definition. Note that this place name is part of the description, not a parameter for a geographical search.
• company:"company name"  — search by company name.
  Enter company: Such as Google" , and you will find all vacancies posted by 'Google' .