Get the Most from Power Resume Search

Get the Most from Power Resume SearchGet the Most from Power Resume SearchGet the Most from Power Resume SearchFinding the right resume for the job has long been a struggle using Boolean Logic as part of your resume search. Using commands and operators to string together keywords welches tedious at best. In contrast, semantic searchcombines advanced analytics with real-world knowledge of occupations in many industries to refine resume search.Instead of keywords, Power Resume Searchuses patented semantic 6Sense search technology to understand the meaning behind words and provide the best candidate matches with the least effort.Use these tips to get the best results with Power Resume SearchStart simple. Use a generic title and a few skills to define the job.Specify the job using the job title and the skills section for exampleJob Title EngineerSkill Chemical Engineering or Job Title Customer ServiceSkill Call CenterRevise a search that generates too many or too few candidates.Revise t he main search page and further refine the results pageChange the title make it more specific, or less specificAdd or remove skills- a long list of skills will dilute the power of the most relevant ones Too few skills may return too many results Explore the Advanced Search fields (see below)If salary is a concern, you can specify years of experience.0-3 years will give you entry level experience5-15 years brings up mid-career15+ years generates senior candidatesRefine your search via your skills and keyword choices.Using Nice to have will sort skills to the top of your searchUsing Required filters out resumes (use only as necessaryUse these Advanced Search options to refine initial search results.Education filters by academic degreeUse Skills to identify certifications or licensesCompany Name will help you find candidates with competitor experienceUse Job Duration to filter candidates by average time spent at previous jobRemember to save your top candidates in a folder.Savea candida te to an existing folder, or create a new folder, to makethe candidateeasier to reference and trackLearn more aboutPower Resume Search and semantic search.Visit the Power Resume Learning CenterSign up for a live webcast on Power Resume SearchFind step-by-step Power Resume Tutorials