10 Best Job Search Sites for Finding a Job
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If you have a list of specific employers that interest you (and, hopefully, you
do!), go to their Web sites, if they have Web sites, and look for jobs posted
there. The link to their jobs may be named “careers,” “employment,”
“human resources,” etc.
If you don’t see anything obvious on the home page, try clicking on “About
Us” (or a similar link) or the “Site Map” which should take you to a page that
lists all the pages on the Web site. You can always look for a contact in the
Human Resources department by clicking on a link named “Contact Us” or
something similar.
Even if you don’t find jobs posted on the employer’s Web site, use the
opportunity to collect information about the organization. Remember you
are reading the organization’s “party line” on their Web site, so be
somewhat skeptical of the claims made. But, the more you know about the
organization, the more targeted you can make your resume and cover
letter and the better an impression you will make in your interviews.
The following is a listing (not in ranking order) of
the top career websites as chosen by the Internet
Business Network:
The following is a ranking (in order) of the top ten
career websites based on the number of Unique
Visitors:
10 Best Job Search Sites for Finding a Job
Rank | Site | URL |
| 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 | Monster CareerPath Headhunter CareerMosaic HotJobs CareerBuilder Jobs.com JobsOnline America’s Job Bank NationJob Network | www.monster.com www.careerpath.com www.headhunter.net www.careermosaic.com www.hotjobs.com www.careerbuilder.com www.jobs.com www.jobsonline.com www.ajb.dni.us www.nationjob.com |