Some sites have a more complex DOM than others, this results page seems to have some areas that are not uniform throughout the page. The name section of the results all forms down to an Anchor tag, but some of them go further down into two more nested Span tags. (See Advanced Settings window below) It seems the users who have their name removed (LinkedIn Member) from the search are where there's some lack of uniformity amongst other parts. So you are left with two quick options:
You can point to the Anchor tag (this results in the names picking up an extra part "...profile" at the end)
or point to the nested Span tag (this results in the "LinkedIn Member" names showing up empty.)
Also, the pager element changes its "Id" tag on every load "emberXXXX" so to mitigate that, you can point to the selector that's most unique, from what I looked at it seems the "aria-label" attribute with the value "Next" is only present on this element (you can use document.querySelectorAll('button[aria-label="Next"]'); in the browsers console as a way to test this.)
For the other details Role, Location, point to the Div wrapped around them, I captured them by targeting the white space to the far right of them.
Lastly it seems that for some of the page loads, it may take longer than the default timeout due to the large amount of nesting and complex structure of some of the elements on the part of the site, so I increased the timeout to "120" and the "Process data upon extraction" may be necessary for the same reason.
