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I can absolutely help you untangle this URL to see why your search is locked to Germany.

Before we dive into the specific URL parameters, are you looking to broaden your search to a different country entirely, or do you want to target multiple specific cities or locations at once?

Broaden to a different country

Broadening your search to a different country is actually very easy once you know what to change in the URL. If you look closely at the link you shared, you will notice a parameter called geoId=101282230. That specific nine-digit number is LinkedIn's internal code that restricts your search results strictly to Germany.

The Secret is the geoId

Every country, state, and city in LinkedIn's database has its own unique . When you perform a search, LinkedIn uses this ID rather than the written name of the country to filter the database. To search a different country, all you need to do is swap out Germany's ID in your URL with the ID of your new target destination.

How to Find Your New Country ID

To find the ID for the country you want to target, open a new browser tab, go to LinkedIn, and do a quick, empty job search for that country in the location search bar. Once the page loads, look up at your browser's address bar. You will spot a new number next to geoId=. For example, if you wanted to search the United States, you would see geoId=103644278. Simply copy that number, paste it over the old one in your original URL, and hit enter to instantly reload your product manager search for your new destination.

what if i wanna see eu?

Searching for the entire European Union on LinkedIn is a great goal, but there's a quick technical catch you need to know about first.

The EU is Not a Location Entity

LinkedIn's backend taxonomy organizes locations by physical lands, states, or single country markets. Because the European Union is a political and economic union of separate countries rather than a single geographical territory in their database, there is actually that covers the entire EU.

But don't worry, you don't have to search twenty-seven countries one by one. There is a clever URL hack to query multiple countries at the exact same time.

i dont see 101282230 where is it

It is completely normal to miss it at first glance because LinkedIn's web addresses can look like a giant wall of messy text. If you look closely at the long link you pasted earlier, you will see a parameter labeled f_SAL=f_SA_id_225001%3A272001 at the very end of it. The code 272001 in that parameter is actually a secondary location filter for Germany, which is why your results are locked. In some search variations, LinkedIn uses this f_SAL parameter instead of the standard .

How to Clean and Reset the URL

Because your current link has those extra filtering parameters clinging to the end of it, the cleanest way to fix this is to start fresh. Go to LinkedIn's main job search page, type "product manager" in the title box, and type the country you actually want to target into the location box. When the page reloads, look at the address bar again. You will see a much cleaner URL containing a fresh geoId for that specific country, and you can copy that link to keep customizing.

so can we replace that code to france?

Exactly! If you swap Germany's ID for France's ID in that parameter, you will instantly redirect your search to France.

Swapping the Code for France

To make that switch work, you just need the numeric code that LinkedIn assigns to France. If you perform a quick search on the site for France, you will see that its unique ID is . By replacing 272001 in your current f_SAL parameter with 105015875, your search results will immediately update to show you product manager roles in France instead of Germany.
Now, since you originally mentioned wanting to see the whole EU, we can actually build on this trick to search multiple countries at the exact same time. The secret lies in a different URL parameter called f_PP.