For example: ctitle:manager doesn’t bring back any results.

LinkedIn doesn’t seem to be supporting these searches anymore – any info you have would be greatly appreciated – thanks – John

For example: ctitle:manager doesn’t bring back any results.

LinkedIn doesn’t seem to be supporting these searches anymore – any info you have would be greatly appreciated – thanks – John

Do you know if AND operators can be used ?

for example, search for all people who worked now or before at
both company A and company B, wherein the company adv search line would
have
companyA AND companyB

This does not seem to work to give expected results.

Am choosing the current and past subchoice for the company names.

Thanks.

If I click “my network only” and order by relationship, my search shows my 1st line connections first, then my 2nd line connections. IT WILL NOT SHOW THIRD LINE CONNECTIONS.

If I choose to show all search results, it returns the above, then it mixes 3rd line connections and out of network connections (useless since they do not show names) and group members all thrown randomly together.

Mixing 3rd level connections with out of network connections is a major problem.

The new search interface is HORRIBLE. I don’t understand how anyone could find it better. My account is limited to 100 search results when it used to be 500. My associate’s PAID account which used to generate 500 now generates 300 (they want him to pay more for the same results now).

Unless you are a large corporation that can afford their obscenely expensive “corporate solutions” account (which shows names for everyone), linked in has become almost useless.

For larger searches I usually Xray linkedin with Google operators (site: command and inurl: command).

Unless there’s something I’m missing here…. you can check the box on 4th line up from the bottom left that says “Limit search to my network only”.