Indeed Boolean Search Generator

Indeed Tip: Use quotes for exact phrases, e.g. "Java Developer"
These skills will be combined with AND logic
These skills will be combined with OR logic
These terms will be excluded using NOT operator

Indeed Search String

Your search string will appear here

What is Indeed Boolean Search?

Indeed Boolean Search is a powerful technique used by recruiters and hiring managers to find specific candidate profiles using advanced search operators. It allows you to:

  • Create precise search queries using AND, OR, NOT operators
  • Find candidates with exact skill combinations
  • Filter by experience, location, and company history
  • Exclude irrelevant results using NOT operator
  • Search within specific industries or job titles

Pro Tip

Combine multiple operators to create highly targeted searches. For example: ("software engineer" OR "developer") AND (python OR java) NOT entry-level

How to Use Indeed Boolean Search

1

Enter Job Titles

Start with the job titles you're looking for. Use quotation marks for exact matches.

2

Add Required Skills

Include must-have skills using the AND operator.

3

Specify Optional Skills

Add alternative skills using the OR operator.

4

Refine Your Search

Add location filters and exclude terms to narrow down results.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Indeed Boolean Search?

Indeed Boolean Search is a powerful search method that uses operators like AND, OR, NOT to create precise search queries for finding job postings and resumes on Indeed.

How do I use quotation marks in Indeed Boolean Search?

Use quotation marks to search for exact phrases. For example, "project manager" will only find listings with those words in that exact order.

What are the main Boolean operators for Indeed?

The main Boolean operators for Indeed are AND (to combine terms), OR (for alternatives), NOT (to exclude terms), and parentheses () for grouping terms.

How can I make my Indeed Boolean search more effective?

To make your search more effective, use a combination of job titles, skills, location filters, and company names. Also, utilize quotation marks for exact matches and parentheses to group related terms.