Candidately allows your clients to search for candidates on your shared lists.
The following filtering options are included:
Skills
Location
Work experience
Remote work
Here is how the search looks like
Besides the default filter options, your clients can use Boolean Syntax to search for candidates.
A Boolean search request consists of a group of words or phrases linked by connectors such as AND, OR, NOT that indicate the relationship between them.
Below you can see a few examples.
Expression and Meaning
apple AND pear→ Both words must be presentapple OR pear→ Either word can be presentapple AND NOT pear→ apple must be present and pear must not be present
Using multiple Connectors
If you use more than one connector, you should use parentheses to indicate precisely what you want to search for. For example, apple AND pear OR orange could mean
(apple AND pear) or orange,or it could mean
apple AND (pear OR orange).
Special Operators
Search terms may include the following special characters:
( )Parentheses for precedence and grouping.?Matches any single character. Example:appl?matches apply or apple.`` Matches any number of characters. Example:
appl*matches application.~Fuzzy search. Example:managang~matches managing.
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