How to Google up Hidden Job Opportunities
January 9, 2009 
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In my previous post – How to find a job when the economy sucks (part 3), I mentioned that there were hundreds (if not thousands) of job boards online. I also said that Google indexes many of these job boards and as a result, you can search on job boards that you have never heard of. (Hey, as long as the jobs are there, what do you care about where its posted?) Anyways, below is a list of search examples that you can use for your own job search. They are all focused below on Recruiter jobs, so feel free to adjust these samples for your individual needs.
Okay, enough of that, here is the info…
Google Search Strings for Recruiters Looking For Work
1) To find Recruiter jobs in general:
intitle:recruiter (intitle:job OR intitle:jobs OR intitle:careers) (apply OR submit OR eoe)
2) To find Recruiter jobs by a specific location: (I am using Atlanta as an example, but you can of course use any City or State you choose.):
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Do you like to travel?
“ability to travel” intitle:recruiter (intitle:job OR intitle:jobs OR intitle:careers) (apply OR submit OR eoe)
Want to work from home?
(intitle:work.from.home OR intitle:virtual) intitle:recruiter (intitle:job OR intitle:jobs OR intitle:careers) (apply OR submit OR eoe)
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ABOUT THE WRITER
Jim Stroud is a Social Media Development Manager for EnglishCafe, the premier English learning community for global professionals. Prior to EnglishCafe, Jim Stroud amassed a decade of recruiting experience consulting for such companies as Microsoft, Google, MCI and Siemens. Jim Stroud also produces iLiveOnline, a how-to blog on all things internet.
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Information is useful to everyone in world.Thnx for that =)
IT IS VERY USEFUL THING. I AM SEARCHING A JOB SINCE A LONG TIME .NOW I GET IT.
ResumeBear is for sure the most helpful site to help you to write a good professional resume that can help you through all your career, and it is yet most helpful nowadays with this crise scenario that we all live in. When the jobs are much less in quantity, any “little” deatil can make the difference, and you can find it here.
So, I suggest you find/search the jobs through the links given at this post, but, at the same time, keep on navigating the ResumeBear site… It is not only find the job, then you have to get it.
Valuable information for all people especially job seekers. This will refine our search and give correct needed results from google search page. Really I came to know lot of informations like this through this Resumebear.com only. Hats off to it.
I do frequent job search on google, this information is very helpful for my future search.
This is an awesome post and I thank you for providing us with such useful search tips. The links provided in your post are worthwhile and very informative. It will really help all of us in searching jobs easily on internet.
Interesting — I didn’t know that you could use parenthetical searches in Google. I was always under the impression that it just ignored all punctuation (except, of course, for the colons).
Some excellent advice there. The internet provides so many different ways of looking for job vacancies and this is one of those ‘thinking outside the box’ ideas that will sure help people to quickly narrow down possible options. Thanks for posting it.
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Dude, you site rocks! There are a lot of sites with job search information out there but none as jam packed with useful information as this one. Keep up the good work.