what is wrong in my string

[Joseph Noel Louis]

Hello,

I am new joinee in this Network, .

Please find the orignial requirement below. when i run in this google nothing shows up.can any one help me on this. Thanks.

site:linkedin.com (GoldenSource OR "Golden Source" OR "Financial Technologies International") (C++ | SQL | JAVA) "greater Stamford area" (inurl:pub | inurl:in) -intitle:directory


Implementation & Experience in Golden Source Enterprise Data Management
Developing, upgrades, and Maintenance of instance of the GoldenSourceProduct.
GoldenSource Business Rules Engine (including C++, JAVA, ProC)

Regards,
Joseph.

[gary cozin]

Joseph-

I believe it's the location. If you run your search removing your location "greater stamford area", you will get approx 54 results.

I assume you mean "stamford, ct" location. On LinkedIN profiles, folks that live in that area express that location as "greater new york city area". Which does work, but that encompasses a very larger area - so the results may not be in the Stamford area. I suggest you use the zip code search for the Stamford area in your string - the format is zipcode..zipcode - Just replace 'zipcode' with the actual zip codes - it will find any zips between the 2 zip code numbers.

If that doesn't solve it, you can use a resume search in Google or open up the locations-

Gary

[Joseph Noel Louis]

Gary,

yes it works,

Thanks for your response.
Joseph.


gary cozin said:

Joseph-

I believe it's the location. If you run your search removing your location "greater stamford area", you will get approx 54 results.

I assume you mean "stamford, ct" location. On LinkedIN profiles, folks that live in that area express that location as "greater new york city area". Which does work, but that encompasses a very larger area - so the results may not be in the Stamford area. I suggest you use the zip code search for the Stamford area in your string - the format is zipcode..zipcode - Just replace 'zipcode' with the actual zip codes - it will find any zips between the 2 zip code numbers.

If that doesn't solve it, you can use a resume search in Google or open up the locations-

Gary