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- Blog Post: What makes me a smart recruiter?
- I'm not exactly one to break my arm patting myself on the back too much, but strive to work smarter all the time. The following are some of the reasons why I feel I am a smart…
- Added by Gino Conti at 2:28pm on January 30, 2009
- Topic: Using Phrases
- or find its employees. Of course, similar technique can be used for other purposes. 1. Find an ex-employee of a company (change McKinsey below for your target company name; also for every example vary the number of asterisks for more results): "I worked * McKinsey" (or "I worked * * McKinsey" etc.; vary the number of * for all of the following strings as well) "I used to * McKinsey" "left McKinsey" "I * former McKinsey" (you get the idea) 2. Find current or past employees: "I am * McKinsey" "I * work OR working * McKinsey" 3. Find emails: "email * McKinsey.com" "mailto * McKinsey.com" 4. Find competitors: "competitors * McKinsey" What do you think? -Irina…
- Added by Irina Shamaeva to Boolean Strings at 12:14pm on February 9, 2009
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