Using OR-Logic in LinkedIn Jobs for Job Description Keywords

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How can i use OR-logic instead of the default AND-logic in the linkedin jobs “Job description keywords”?

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Robin S.
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we’ll there is no table, because i wanna create it - hence my problem 😄
Clay Team
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Hi Robin, thanks for getting in touch!
Clay Team
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This won't affect, if you want to use AND just enter "HR MANAGER" if you do it separatelly will work as an OR "HR" "MANAGER"
Clay Team
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dont use " " this was to clarify the example
Clay Team
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will vary between AND/OR dependng if you include all the words in the same query or separately
Robin S.
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but i wanna search for two words that are not exactely next to each other. so like filter the job description for the keywords “cold calling” AND “hubspot”. how can I achieve that?
Clay Team
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Hey Robin! Happy to add to this, but just like Juan pointed out, if you add a comma-separated list of values to search for that should already be an OR search. If you want to include all the words in a single query as AND, then you would write all of them within the same string like -> "cold calling hubspot"... This will find any matches that include all these keywords in no particular order. Hope that helps clarify a bit more.

Robin S.
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we’ll there is no table, because i wanna create it - hence my problem 😄
Clay Team
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Hi Robin, thanks for getting in touch!
Clay Team
APP
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This won't affect, if you want to use AND just enter "HR MANAGER" if you do it separatelly will work as an OR "HR" "MANAGER"
Clay Team
APP
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dont use " " this was to clarify the example
Clay Team
APP
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will vary between AND/OR dependng if you include all the words in the same query or separately
Robin S.
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but i wanna search for two words that are not exactely next to each other. so like filter the job description for the keywords “cold calling” AND “hubspot”. how can I achieve that?
Clay Team
APP
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Hey Robin! Happy to add to this, but just like Juan pointed out, if you add a comma-separated list of values to search for that should already be an OR search. If you want to include all the words in a single query as AND, then you would write all of them within the same string like -> "cold calling hubspot"... This will find any matches that include all these keywords in no particular order. Hope that helps clarify a bit more.