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  1. #31
    Hello Everyone,
    I am a frelancer and since I always looking for a job and accumulated a lot of experinece search job I put together a website where I am trying to gather all the usefull sites I use to find job, get helpful tips and recomendations. Looking for a job is a job!

    www.job-finder-guide.com

    let me know your toughts

    Quote Originally Posted by ahos77 View Post
    If you would like to submit links to helpful job search engines, this is where you can do so! Hit "Post Reply" and leave your link with a short description (you want people to know why your link's helpful). Thanks!


    (Please keep in mind: In order to cut down on spam, users who post links to job search engines in other areas of the site may be banned and those posts deleted. Same goes for often repeated links. Thank you for your cooperation in keeping this site a user-friendly source for career and job search advice!)

  2. #32
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    Quote Originally Posted by waseem1 View Post
    These are the search engine by which you can easily job which you want.
    http://www.indeed.com/
    http://www.job-search-engine.com/
    http://www.simplyhired.com/

    Thanks for sharing links.Keep updating.

    professional cv/cv templates

  3. #33

    Geographic search engine

    This search engine shows the best states and cities in the US with jobs. Its a Indeed.com + google maps mashup. Worth checking out:

    http://www.maployed.com


    Here are some interesting search results:

    Best places for construction jobs
    Top states for software engineering jobs
    Places with jobs paying over 100,000$

  4. #34
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    I can add another great job search web site called pods4jobs.com, it has over 2,200 job interviews free to use.

  5. #35
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    Hi, check out pods4jobs.com it's very interesting and free

  6. #36

    Smile new solutions

    In this day and age it is quintessential to learn and know how to operate many of the job searching tools online. Through the internet there are many opportunities to find employment but it is up to the user to know how to distinguish the helpful agencies from the bad one. The New Uvisor helps you to not only find your dream position but allows room for feedback and uses new SEARCH TECHNOLOGY to assign you to your best suited goals. It allows you to track your resume all the way and even provides you with a success rate of you attaining your future goals!

    Uvisor has just launched its New U campaign- let you design your career.

  7. #37
    My favorite job search engines:
    1. monster
    2. indeed
    3. linkedin

  8. #38
    Quote Originally Posted by remlyfe View Post
    My three Favorite job search engines are:

    1. Monster.com

    2. Job.com

    3. Beyond.com

    I like Monster more then the other two... coz now am working in a private company just because i posted my Cv to monster.com and they sent me the list of vacancies which suits my profile within one hour of my post !

  9. #39
    Find Job Helper has several job finding resources, it could be of help to some out there.

  10. #40
    I usually check on graigslist and jobbreak sites as well as monster and try temp agencies.

  11. #41
    http://www.jobsmanifesto.com

    A little different - they ask you to pay! (... like TheLadders) but contains 100% links to real advertised jobs, no agencies, recruiters or consultants involved.

  12. #42
    I find the major job posting sites to be pointless. There is just too much competition. We are talking hundreds and hundreds of resumes per position...go directly to the company and apply through there. That is the best option I think.

  13. #43
    Hi so, some great sector specific ones are MediaWeekJobs who provide Media Jobs
    A new one is FirstNIJobs which is launching in Jan 2010 - Jobs in NI

  14. #44
    Hey guys, I was struggling to get a job for ages, then i found this site - www.cvreview.weebly.com and i paid only £1 and they basically re - wrote my CV. I got it back within a few hours and a week later i got a job! Highly recommended.

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    This is a link to Pakistan's first next generation jobs portal, Naukrify.com, very easy to use with a great layout design. Jobs in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi.

    Job seekers can also generate a CV for free on the site from their profile created on Naukrify.com.


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