10 Job Search Sites You Should UseA few weeks ago I wrote a post going over what you should do if you want a career change. One thing that I didn’t mention is that you should also check out job search websites. Today, I have 10 job search sites that you should check out. I’m sure you will find a new job with one of them.

Indeed

According to Indeed, they are the world’s number 1 job site. They have job opportunities all over the world. This was one of my favorite sites to visit when I was looking for work. Their site is very user-friendly. It also takes relatively no time for you to upload your resume to it.

CareerBuilder

CareerBuilder is the next website that is on my list. They were founded in 1995. CareerBuilder states that they work with 92% of the Fortune 500 companies. They have an area on their site called recommended jobs. Those jobs are based on previous jobs that you looked at on their site. That feature is pretty nice. It can help you find something that you may like quicker.

USAJobs

USAJobs is the biggest job board for finding federal job listings. Applying to jobs on this site can take time, though. Make sure that you have an hour or two to fill out the applications for these jobs in their entirety.

Monster

The fourth site on my list is Monster. Monster is one of the biggest job search sites in the world. Besides being able to apply for thousands of jobs on the site, they also have a career resources section. The section features career advice and resume advice.

Simply Hired

Simply Hired has jobs open in nearly 1000 different occupations in the US. You can also find employment opportunities from 24 countries as well.

The Ladders

The Ladders is a job site that began as a way to help job seekers find $100K and up jobs. They offer a basic membership which is free and a premium membership which costs $25.

Snag a Job

Snag a Job is another site that I’ve used in the past. They are a site that helps people find hourly jobs. They also have a good source of part-time jobs too.

Diversity Working

The 8th website on this list is Diversity Working. They specialize in bringing diversity into the workplace. they provide jobs for women, veterans, people with disabilities, African Americans, Asians, and Hispanics just to name a few. They also have several career sections that you can browse such as banking, education, marketing and public relations to choose from.

Glassdoor

Glassdoor hasn’t been around as long as some of the other job search websites, but they are not letting that stop them from helping job seekers. They are one of the fastest growing sites around. Their database has over 8 million company reviews, real life salary reports, and interview reviews.

Craigslist

Craigslist isn’t a job search engine, but they have a huge section for job postings. The bigger the city that you live in, the more opportunities you are bound to find. Some of the types of jobs that are posted are customer service, business, retail, and sales. I actually found a job that I had in 2014 on Craigslist. I would definitely recommend you to check them out.

What sites have you used to find jobs?

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Jason Butler is an Atlanta native, as well as businessman, blogger and teacher. Not only is Jason a prolific flipper, marketer, writer and side hustler his number of years in higher education and student support have given him expert knowledge in understanding the economics of the student loan industry.


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Jason Butler is an Atlanta native, as well as businessman, blogger and teacher. Not only is Jason a prolific flipper, marketer, writer and side hustler his number of years in higher education and student support have given him expert knowledge in understanding the economics of the student loan industry.

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