To generate our search string, we're going to craft a prompt for GPT technologies. In this case, we don't need a third column for location, but should your positions vary by location, it's useful to include that information in a separate column. Let's make one column for the job title and another for our Boolean search strategies. Let's keep things organized by creating columns. Then, paste the list of open roles in Google Sheets. If this changes, it's important to include the location in your process. Note: In this tutorial, all the positions are remote in the US. Copy the link listing all of the open jobs at the company. Don't hesitate to reach out if you encounter any limitations or errors I'm here to help! The Processįirstly, head over to your chosen job board - in our case, Tropic's. We'll also be utilizing GPT technologies, specifically OpenAI's API, along with the Google Sheets tool. I'm not affiliated with Tropic, it's just an example of a job board with a variety of roles for our tutorial. We'll be using this plugin specifically for this tutorial.įor our reference, we'll be using Tropic's Job Board. Getting Startedīefore we dive in, ensure you have the Link Reader plugin turned on. Let's dive right in! For more hiring tips, subscribe to the Recruiting School Newsletter on Linkedin and for a more exclusive experience, you can sign up for A Safe Space🔒, my private recruiting newsletter. Whether you're an experienced recruiter or a novice in the field, this step-by-step guide will unlock new levels of efficiency and effectiveness in your recruitment process.
#Boolean search string how to#
In this lesson, I share with you how to generate hundreds of boolean search strings in seconds. That's why I've put together so many comprehensive tutorials to empower you with the knowledge and skills to use ChatGPT and generative ai in your recruiting practice. In today's dynamic recruiting landscape, leveraging technology, especially generative ai is the key to identifying high-quality talent while also (let's be honest) keeping your job.
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