Job Search Sites

[Alphonse23]

Would anybody interested in helping me compile a list of job searching sites? I'm specifically looking for software engineering jobs, but even if it's a general job search site it could still be beneficial.

http://craigslist.org/ (the obvious first)

http://www.startuply.com

http://www.careerinfonet.org/

http://www.careerbuilder.com/

http://www.monster.com/

http://jobs.oodle.com/

http://www.ontargetjobs.com/

http://www.simplyhired.com/

http://www.snagajob.com/

http://www.trovix.com/

http://www.beyond.com/

http://www.hound.com/

http://www.indeed.com/

http://us.jobs/

http://www.jobserve.com/

http://www.jobster.com/

I'm hoping gradcafe members could help with finding the more obscure ones. I've heard everybody applies for everything on monster and careerbuilder. I'm looking for sites not known by the bots, if you know what I mean.

If anyone could lend a hand at all, I'd certainly appreciate it.

Thanks.

[robot_hamster]

Have you tried your local department of labor office? Mine has a website with job listings.

[eco_env]

indeed.com is the google of job listings.

[Alphonse23]

@robot_hamster

Yea. I've tried the labor office before. That's another given. I know the ideal place to look is there and through a professor, but I'm actually not currently living in the city where I received my degree, so that's not a resource that's going to help me. An online search system is my best bet I think.

[Madison Miller]

All of those sites provide some help but, let me throw some caution to the wind. Since anyone can access these boards, the jobs are often flooded with applicants. Some companies post jobs to a more exclusive board, and it is automatically uploaded to the more common ones. I would look for jobs through your school and by networking. I'm not saying NOT to apply to those jobs - I'm just saying consider how many people apply for the job per day, per week, etc. Don't be surprised if you hear anything back from those companies.

[Markwilson101]

Try to include http://ithooters.com/ too in the list. It provide It related jobs. May it will be helpful to the IT Job seekers.

[marcela]

You can also consider participating in graduate programs or other opportunities, I am currently searching at heysuccess.com. It may be helpful!

[Imaginary]

Branchout,com might be good.

[ruru107]

Linkup.com is another large search site.

[SarahReed]

Thank you for this wonderful post but people who already have a job, won't you agree with the fact that a good Resume also plays an important role in getting a job?