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Searching for a job by using filters #17

Open shaypi opened 3 months ago

shaypi commented 3 months ago

Searching for a job by using filter categories such as role, job type, and location is a common feature on job search platforms. It allows job seekers to refine their search criteria and find job listings that closely match their preferences. Here's how it typically works:

  1. Filter categories: The job search platform provides various filter categories to narrow down the search results. These commonly include role or job title, job type (full-time, part-time, contract, etc.), and location (city, state, country, or proximity-based search).

  2. Role or job title filter: Job seekers can specify the desired role or job title they are interested in. They may enter keywords related to the job they are seeking, such as "software engineer," "marketing manager," or "customer service representative." The platform then filters the job listings to show only those matching the specified role or job title.

  3. Job type filter: Job seekers can select the desired job type that aligns with their preferences. This could include options like full-time, part-time, contract, freelance, temporary, or internship. By choosing a specific job type, the platform filters the search results accordingly.

  4. Location filter: Job seekers can specify the desired location or proximity for their job search. They may enter a city, state, country, or even a specific radius around their current location. The platform filters the job listings to display only those available in the specified location.

  5. Instant search results: As users apply or update the filter settings, the job search platform dynamically updates the search results in real time. This allows job seekers to see the available job listings that match their selected filters instantly.