10 search engines every recruiter should be using and how
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Ronnie Bratcher will introduce alternative search engines besides Google and teach how to use their syntax and techniques. The webinar will experiment with natural language search on engines like eTools, Carrot2, Peekier, Millionshort, Metager, Gibiru and Mojeek. Attendees can ask questions and will receive a recording of the slides and webinar.
10 search engines every recruiter should be using and how
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- 4. Exploring other Search Engines
- 5. Objectives Introduce you to alternative search engines not named Google that produce potential different results Learn the syntax and techniques to use with these alternative search engines Experiment with natural language search Real time hands on learning
- 8. A Sample of What Google Knows Your age Your income Your gender Your parental status Your relationship status Your browsing history (long-term and short-term) Your device (phone, tablet, desktop, TV) Your physical location The age of your child (toddler, infant, etc.) How well you did in high school The degree you hold The time (of day) of your Google usage The language you speak Whether you’ve just had a major life event Your home ownership status Your mobile carrier The exact words you enter into Google search The context and topics of the websites you visit The products you buy, and those you almost bought Your Wi-Fi type Your proximity to a cell tower Your app installation history The amount of time you spend on certain apps Your operating system The contents of your email The time you spend on certain websites Whether you’re moving (e.g., into a new home) Whether you’re moving (e.g., walking or on a train) Your voice search history Every Google search you’ve ever made Every ad you’ve ever seen or clicked on Every place you’ve been in the last year Every image you’ve ever saved Every email you’ve ever sent
- 10. eTools etools.ch Searches major Swiss and International search engines fast Does not have its own index or database – instead the information is retrieved from several data sources in parallel (federated search, searches several search engines at once) eTools currently searches 15 different search engines including Google. Carrot2 http://search.carrot2.org/stable/search
- 14. Carrot2
- 15. Peekier peekier.com Peekier is a new way to search the web. Peek through search results fast and securely on a search engine that respects your privacy. Peekier shows you a website preview of the search results. You can then decide if the information displayed on the website interests you or not before clicking on the link. Visual productivity
- 17. Millionshort millionshort.com The search engine, which brands itself as “more of a discovery engine,”[allows users to filter the top million websites on the internet out of their search, yielding in a unique set of results and placing an emphasis on content discovery. Mobile and Chrome extension capability
- 20. Metager metager.de/en MetaGer is a metasearch engine focused on protecting users' privacy. Based in Germany Search queries are relayed to as many as 50 search engines.
- 24. Gibiru gibiru.com Gibiru is the latest addition to the slowly growing group of anonymous search engines, all of which promise to put your privacy before their profits. Gibiru claims to allow its users to search in private, stating that the site does not use your IP address or cookie data
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- 28. Mojeek https://www.mojeek.com/ Mojeek is a crawler-based search engine that provides independent search results using its own index of web pages, rather than using results from other search engines. Mojeek's search results are considered to be more unbiased, which may better represent the information available. Mojeek is a search engine which has a no tracking privacy policy, meaning it does not include any personally identifiable information, or associate previous search history with any particular user, and therefore does not track users. Source:Wikipedia
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- 37. Bing bing.com Why are you not using? Web Search Engine that is owned by Microsoft 2nd largest Search engine in the US behind Google Use https://swisscows.ch/ if you want privacy-powered by Bing
- 39. Swisscows
- 40. Bing Operators Exact Phrase a.k.a. "Forced Phrase" " " straight quotation marks Beware of “curly quotes”! E.g. "business owner" Do not include a term NOT or - (minus sign) E.g. -Hardees E.g. NOT Hardees OR or | operator "business owner" OR "sales manager" "business owner" | "sales manager" Search within a website site:linkedin.com “business owner” Files in specified format filetype:xls “attendee list”
- 41. Bing ext: Operator Using the “ext:” command, you will only receive search results that are direct links to specified file types. You can combine multiple types into one search. E.g. resume (ext:pdf OR ext:doc) "insurance agent" -example -sample -job
- 42. Bing Proximity Operators The near: operator restricts the distance between search phrases. For example, the following query only returns pages where the words “bing” and “awesome” are within five words of each other: Bing near:5 awesome intitle: (make sure you have a space after the colon) intitle: ”insurance agent” Keyword Preference To find results about insurance but that primarily pertain to the organization, type insurance prefer:organization
- 43. Sensebot
- 46. DuckDuckGo DuckDuckGo.com Search engine that emphasizes protecting searchers' privacy and avoiding the filter bubble of personalized search results Use “Bangs” (special shortcuts) 12,345 Bangs and counting… https://duckduckgo.com/bang?c=Rese arch
- 48. DuckDuckGo Bangs
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Editor's Notes
- #12: But since I want to get away from Google, I can turn it off! Click on the preference tab, then scroll down to my preferences and you will see the search engine list. At this point you can rank the importance of the engine. As you can see I disabled Google. Click on Save Preferences at the bottom of page after you select your rankings.
- #14: For searching, I typically just use Natural Language Search for this engine. Here is a simple example using "python developer" Boston trading "my resume" -job -jobs -submit (so I am looking for a python developer who possibly lives in Boston mention their resume and not wanting to retrieve job ads). As you can see the engine highlights the key words for quick research and on the right the tool shows you where the results were pulled from. So you can drill down further if you want and just click on those to narrow your search.
- #17: "python developer" Boston trading resume -job -jobs -submit You also can change layout (how many boxes you want to see) by clicking on the 3 bars in upper right hand corner
- #20: +python +developer +chicago "my resume" "contact me“ +python +software +developer +chicago "my resume" "contact me" -job
- #24: "software developer" resume python boston
- #28: "software engineer" python django atlanta resume -job -jobs -submit
- #32: Again, since I want to get away from Google, I can turn it off! In the upper right hand corner, click on the preferences tab, and then click on the engines tab. From here, you can allow or disallow which search engines you want to use. As you can see, I turned the Google off (grey is off, light blue is on). Click save on the bottom of the page.
- #33: Again, for searching, I typically just use Natural Language Search for this engine. Let’s use this example again: "python developer" Boston trading "my resume" -job -jobs -submit The results tell you which search engine it pulled from and the other cool thing you can do is download the results into a csv, json or rss file
- #45: "i am a software" python boston resume -job
- #48: resume "software developer" python django boston -sample -job –jobs inurl:resume "software developer" python django boston
- #49: https://duckduckgo.com/bang
- #50: !gh django developer resume