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Simply hired

Job Search Made Simple | SimplyHired

SimplyHired.com is a job search site, aggregating results from major job websites, newspapers, company websites, associations and other online sources. Employers cannot post jobs on SimplyHired at all -- this site is strictly for job seekers. Visitors can search by occupation, job title or location, and results can be filtered by job type, education, work experience, company revenue or company size. Users can also rate their interest in each job listed. After using the site awhile, users get job suggestions based on their search criteria. While users can't post resumes here, SimplyHired.com is the best job search site -- well worth a stop, according to reviews.

Hot jobs

Yahoo! HotJobs - Thousands of jobs. Find the right one.

Best large job site.HotJobs.com ranks below Monster.com in number of listings, but reviews say HotJobs has better features. For one thing, HotJobs is more sensitive to privacy issues, which is especially important if you think your current employer might find your online resume -- HotJobs allows you to block certain companies from accessing your profile. Site users like the "status" feature by which you can see how many times your resume has been viewed. At HotJobs you can browse by keyword, industry or state, and there are tools for resume writing, interviewing and networking. A user can also subscribe to any of eleven newsletters that cater to particular segments of the market, such as technology, government, sales, health care and college grads.

Dice

Dice.com - Job search for Technology Professionals

Best job site for technology fields.Dice.com is the most-recommended job site for positions in the information technology industry. Reviewers like its straightforward interface and say that industry-specific niche sites generally work better than mega-sites in matching up employers with job seekers. Dice.com also offers career advice on writing resumes and getting IT certifications. If you’re searching in the IT field, Dice.com is a more targeted site than HotJobs.com or Monster.com, and it may yield better results.

Monster

Monster Jobs - Get work. Network. Build a better career. Today's the day.

Most popular job site.Reviews say Monster.com has over a 1.1 million job listings and over 41 million resumes. In addition to seemingly endless job postings, it offers advice on resumes, interviewing and salary information. Monster Networking hooks up people in the same industry to provide possible leads. Members of the network also give rated feedback on each other. Monster Learning is offered as a directory of online degree programs. Users can also subscribe to a newsletter or various blogs. While Monster.com has the widest scope, some complain that many of its listings are 'junk' listings from headhunters and agencies. HotJobs lets you filter out those postings.

Career Builder

CareerBuilder.com

Most job listings.For the last two years, CareerBuilder.com has had the largest number of job listings, currently about 1.5 million. This site pulls job listings from the pages of the Tribune and Knight Ridder newspaper conglomerates, so a search here might turn up something unique, especially if you are looking for work in a major metropolitan area served by one of these newspapers.

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