There are many portals that are dedicated to job search, which offer many services. However, quite often people just want to do a simple search in Google. For those job seekers, who use Google as the source for searching for opportunities, the tech giant has some tips. In a blog post, Google listed these tips.
Use filters in the Search bar
Google says that jobs seekers can Search for any job and a dedicated section will appear with opportunities from employers and job boards across the web. Here, users can use filters to sort by title, location, date posted and more.
Customise your job search
According to Google, it is always better to customise your job search to your experience level, or to the benefits or job environment you want. For instance, if you are looking for jobs that offer the flexibility to work from home then try searching “WFH jobs”. Or if you are a fresher or an intern looking for opportunities then search for or “no experience jobs near me.”
Add your educational background
It’s always better to look for jobs based on educational background. In the blog post, Google says that, “see jobs specific to your educational background by adding your field of study to your job search, such as “jobs for history majors.” In case you do not have a degree then you try searching for “no degree jobs” to see opportunities that don’t require a bachelor’s.
Look for companies that are hiring
Job seekers should be looking for companies that are actively hiring. Google says that for this one should keep a lookout for the “Actively Hiring” filter that shows jobs from employers that are hiring a lot right now.
Always save jobs for future opportunities
You can save jobs you want to come back to by tapping the bookmark icon on any posting. Find jobs you’ve saved in the “Saved” tab of the job search tool on the web, or in the Collections tab of the Google app on iOS and Android.
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