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X-ray search is a powerful technique used in recruitment to find candidates by searching for their online profiles and resumes using advanced Boolean search operators on external websites such as LinkedIn, GitHub, or other platforms. Rather than relying solely on internal job boards or databases, recruiters can use X-ray searches to locate profiles that are publicly available on the web but may not be found through conventional search engines or recruitment tools.
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