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The Boolean cheat-sheet

Most recruiters type the job title into LinkedIn and hope. This is the one page that fixes that — the operators, the syntax, and five strings you can paste in tonight and get better people back.

  • Every operator that actually matters — AND, OR, NOT, quotes, parentheses — and when each one breaks
  • The order of operations, which is where most strings silently go wrong
  • Ten ready strings, including Java backend, frontend React, data engineer, DevOps/cloud and QA automation
  • How to widen a search that returns nobody, and tighten one that returns everybody
  • The three mistakes that make LinkedIn quietly ignore half your query

Where should we send it?

One email with the PDF. No drip sequence, unsubscribe any time.

rtechx · boolean-builder

JD says

Java, Spring Boot, microservices, AWS

You search

Boolean search string: ("Java Developer" OR "Backend Engineer") AND ("Spring Boot" OR Spring) AND (microservices OR REST OR API) AND (AWS OR Cloud)
Day 2 · Boolean searchtaught live

This is the skill the cheat-sheet teaches, and Day 2 of the masterclass is two hours of doing it live against real requirements.

Understand Tech. Find Talent. Build Careers.

Three evenings from now, you could be running your own search.

Next batch starts 01 September 2026 · 8:00–10:00 PM IST

RTechX training is educational. It is not immigration, legal or employment-law advice.