What is Boolean Search?

Boolean search uses operators like AND, OR, and NOT to combine keywords into a highly specific database query. Google supports boolean operators, allowing you to use it as a massive, free database of job postings.

Essential Search Operators

• site: Restricts results to a specific domain (e.g., site:lever.co).
• "exact phrase" Forces Google to only return pages containing the exact words inside quotes.
• OR (must be capitalized) Returns pages containing either keyword (e.g., "Frontend" OR "React").
• -word Excludes pages containing the word (e.g., -senior).

Why JobDork Exists

Writing complex boolean strings by hand is prone to syntax errors (like forgetting a quote or using lowercase 'or'). JobDork takes your plain English requirements and programmatically compiles them into flawless Google Dork strings.