Boolean search terms list for free#

(“women who” OR “women in” OR “women for” OR “for women”) (“mrs.” OR missus OR missis OR her OR hers OR herself OR she OR female OR females OR woman OR women OR wife OR wifey OR lady OR ladies OR mom OR mum OR mommy OR mommie OR mother OR grandmother OR grandma OR aunt OR sister OR sisters OR waitress OR actress OR girl OR girls OR princess OR niece) “She/Her” OR “She led” OR “She managed” OR “she worked” OR “She was” OR “she is” (she OR her OR women OR woman OR lady OR ladies OR miss OR mrs OR mother OR mothers OR sister OR sisters) Use this search on LinkedIn to pull anyone female candidate who has any of the pronoun’s listed below on their profile. (“industrial engineer” OR “industrial engineering”) female site:/in Click on their picture and it will take you to their LinkedIn profile and you can add to the search string to narrow the results by company, education, or any other keyword they may have on their LinkedIn profile. Use this search in google images and women within an industrial engineering background will appear. I strongly recommend buying my book: A Guide to Diversity Talent Sourcing available on Amazon. The strings listed are only the tip of the ice berg. Note: Google has a max of 32 keyword term limits – you will have to break up these strings. Races: URE (underrepresented race and ethnicities).

Boolean search terms list for free#

However, in this competitive landscape we need to be able to go out and actively source leads online.īelow is by far the largest list of Boolean strings available online for free to find (BIPOC) diverse candidates online.

Most companies focus on posting jobs to find a diverse slate of candidates. I created a comprehensive list of Diversity Boolean strings to help source and recruit diverse candidates online.