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What are various online Boolean or X-Ray String Generators

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Most of our requirements are required good exposure towards Booleans & X-Ray Logic. So I would like to know are there any tools/webapps/google extensions which help us to build Booleans & X-Rays. Let’s say for example recruitin.net like this

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    1. US Tech info

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      Hello harish,

      yes we have many tools for x-ray search tools, which are available online, basically, we know a few let me add you here

      1. https://recruitin.net/
      2. BOOL is the name to create boolean search and Xray string (chrome ext)
      3. Boolean assistant
      4. Hunter is also ext tool which we can find an email address
      5. Intelligence Search is one of the best tool (Chrome ext)
      6. Adapt Prospector– (ext it will show you hidden email id of the consultant)
      7. Lusha – Easily find B2B contact information (actually its a paid one it can show you all details of consultants including Email id, contact no, alternative no, social media details etc)

      Here are the custom search engines: from booleanstring.com

      Here are some Google Custom Search Engines for Sourcing I have created:

      1. Google No-Captchas(a.k.a. Search Like a Human)
        Public link: Search Like a Human– just search for anything without being tested for not being a bot
      2. Email Formats – use to discover email patterns for any corporation
      3. LinkedIn – Countries– X-Rays LinkedIn profiles; offers a dozen refinements by country
      4. Emails in Resumes– not only looks for resumes but also pushes email addresses in the resumes to be seen in snippets
      5. Document Finder– looks for documents that are stored in one of a dozen popular document storage sites, such as Slideshare
      6. File Types– looks for certain file types such as Excel and PDF. It is helpful if you are searching for lists or resumes
      7. Software Engineers in the Bay Area– exactly what it says (created by Julia)
      8. Hidden Resumes– triggers a resume search without any search operators. It is used on the site http://hiddenresumes.com
      9. Diversity Associations
      10. http://bit.ly/LinkedIn-XRay – just LinkedIn X-Ray
      11. http://bit.ly/LanguageSpeakers – X-Ray LinkedIn for language proficiency (search by a language name)
      12. http://bit.ly/developerresumes – Developer resumes
      13. http://bit.ly/GithubRepos – find Github users by programming languages
      14. http://bit.ly/Find-Accountants – find Accountants
      15. http://bit.ly/Find-Physicians – find Physicians
      16. http://bit.ly/hiddenprofiles – find social profiles (my most popular CSE!)
      17. http://bit.ly/findpersons – find people on the Internet

      i hope these details will help you out for xray and searching your profiles.. it only depends on practice.

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    2. Irina Shamaeva

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      Hi US Tech Info,

      Thank you for sharing Custom Search Engines from my blog https://booleanstrings.com/.

      Here are some others:

      This is the one now to use for LinkedIn X-Ray: http://bit.ly/BetterLIXray

      https://bit.ly/LanguageSpeakers

      Diversity CSEs:

      Fortune 100

      http://bit.ly/developerresumes

      Let me know what you would like to search for and I can create new ones or suggest strings. 😊

      P.S. Read my latest post on Google searching: Please Say No to OR on Google 

       

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    3. Harish Boddu

      • Bangalore, India
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      Hey US Tech Info,

      Very nicely mentioned. I liked it and thank you so much for being part of the Fraternity. I wish you all the best and happy recruiting.

      Best, Harish

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    4. Jonathan Kidder

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      1. Hiretual Boolean Builder
      2. Seekout.io also has a generator tool
      3. Bool Extension
      4. Recrutin.Net
      5. I’ve put together a large list of Boolean String examples here: https://wizardsourcer.com/boolean-strings-list/
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    5. Varun Kapadia

      • Bangalore, India
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      Hi Harish,

      Apart from the list mentioned above. I would also like to bring to your notice a very useful Boolean Search generator by Social Talent.

      Link: source.socialtalent.co

      Please do proceed by creating an account and login to use this tool.

      Hope this proves to be helpful to you.

      Happy Sourcing!

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    6. Kingsten Jones

      • COIMBATORE, India
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      Hey,

      That was an amazing input. Kudos to you buddy. Keep up the good work.

      Thanks and best regards,

      Kingsten.

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