Ask HN: How to correctly search for jobs on LinkedIn?

LinkedIn appears to be the premier site for connecting job-seekers with job openings, teeming with recruiters and detailed job postings. Therefore I puzzle over why it is so difficult to actually perform job searches there.

Entering some job title or technology into the search field yields thousands of non-specific results, most of which are labeled "promoted."

Entering a term surrounded by quotes finds only jobs with that specific term in the job title.

Say I wanted to find a product management job that oversees telephony products. Entering "product manager" and "telephony" produces nothing. Removing the quotes from "telephony" brings up every product manager job in the platform. How does this work?

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I hate "let's just have a quick call" people. It's never quick, it's always manipulative, and always a waste of time.

I have a client who tries to use calls to weasel out of paying for things. Finally I refused to talk to him on the phone any more. Some invoices remain outstanding but I'm not willing to waste more time listening to BS. I can spend my time making money from responsible people and meanwhile continue to have my invoice system pester him.

Re: sales, there is no such thing as a quick sales call.