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Good afternoon,
My question relates to this website. I am searching for office jobs around Annapolis MD. I pulled up the Location Button and checked all the places I wanted to see those jobs, but I cannot figure out how to hit search jobs again once I have selected those locations?? I am about to give up because I don't understand?
If I type in a city, say Annapolis, all the jobs that come up say "Multiple Locations" - I don't want those. I am trying to filter out those jobs that are listed as "Multiple Locations", but I don't know what button to hit after I have selected the cities that I want to look at.
If anyone can help me, please chime in. I am having an absolutely terrible day - my unemployment benefits came thru on Feb 25th and I got one payment, but now my account has been flagged as "Fraud" Investigation and I speak to their office several times a day and everyday and every person I speak to tells me different answers. It is maddening.
Thank you for reading.
Sybil
Georgene HuangCEO & Co-founder of Fairygodboss
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03/04/22 at 1:04AM UTC
Sybil, you can try this URL -- https://fairygodboss.com/jobs/find?keywords=Office%20Manager&location=Annapolis,%20MD,%20USA&page=1&jobOpen=false&jobPage=td-bank%2Fstore-customer-experience-coordinator-bowie-20-hours-per-week-87429003cc0db9b81d4246d241365b62&filters_remote=0&filters_cmp=&filters_loc=
I don't know what job types you're looking for but this search is for "office manager" (once on the link, you can swap it out with whatever search terms you prefer).
Kelleri RiegelProduct Leader - People Advocate
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03/03/22 at 8:01PM UTC
Hi Sybil,
I'm the product manager at Fairygodboss for Job Search and am happy to provide some insight on our search filters.
Jobs marked as Multiple Locations are typically remote opportunities. Because your search is located within the US, remote jobs will show when you filter out locations.
Today, we don't have the ability to filter out Multiple Locations from our search, but as we work on improving our job search I will make sure to keep your feedback in mind.
