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If you're using the big input field in our site's header, then you're doing what we call a simple search. When doing simple searches, you can enter either one search term containing one word (i.e. "marketing" or "boston") or multiple words (i.e. "new york" or "financial services") or you can enter multiple search terms separated by commas (i.e. "new york, san francisco, boston"). The system will return site users which have at least one of the search terms you entered in their profile.
If you require more granular search results, such as "show me users who live in Seattle, who went to school in Boston and used to work for IBM", you may want to try our Advanced Search
Simple search examples
"boston" - as you may have guessed, this will return users which indicated they currently live in Boston and/or currently work in Boston and/or have worked in Boston in the past and/or go to school in Boston and/or have gone to school in Boston in the past.
"new york, denver" - this will return users which indicated they currently live in New York or Denver and/or currently work in New York or Denver and/or have worked in New York or Denver in the past and/or go to school in New York or Denver and/or have gone to school in New York or Denver in the past.
"financial advisor" - this will return users which have "financial advisor" as current or past job title. This search will also return users which have "financial advisor" entered as a personal tag or as a historical entry tag.
"marketing, advertising" - this will return users which have either "marketing" or "advertising" as current or past job title, as personal tags or historical entry tags or as part of the name of the educational degrees they received.
"mac os x, linux, windows" - this will return users which have "mac os x", "linux" or "windows" as personal tags and/or historical entry tags.