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Below are listings of the major job banks and job search sites where you will find resources for job interview preparation and more.
America's Job Bank - The U.S. Department of Labor unites with the state-operated public Employment Service offices nationwide to provide a database of job listings from across the nation, as well as national exposure for your resume. Combining all the job listings from America’s 2,000 or more state employment offices, this site is enormous, boasting more than 400,000 job listings, and it continues to grow.
Beyond.com - Beyond.com is the world’s largest network of niche career communities, providing access to thousands of top-tier industry and local Web sites. Their career search services and networking tools enable job seekers and employers to create targeted connections across thousands of online communities. They deliver a one-of-a-kind recruitment solution that provides the targeted exposure of a specialized job board, reinforced by the breadth and volume of a larger career network.
CareerBuilder.com - As the U.S.'s largest online job site, CareerBuilder.com puts over 1 million jobs in front of poised job seekers wherever they are—at home or at work—in print and on the Internet. More than 23 million unique visitors come to the site every month to check out the opportunities in every industry, field and job type. Using the CareerBuilder site in your job search gives you the speed and efficiency of reading the Sunday help-wanted ads of more than thirty of the nation’s largest newspapers the day before they appear in print at the newsstand.
Career.com - Career.com is one of the first recruitment sites to connect employers with qualified job seekers. Provides a wide variety of job opportunities, searchable by company, location, and discipline, including jobs for recent college grads.
Careerjet.com - Careerjet.com is a job search engine designed to make the process of finding a job on the Internet easier for the job seeker. Scanning over 58,000 websites daily, it maps job offerings from company websites, recruitment agency websites and large specialist recruitment sites into one extensive database, saving job seekers the trouble of visiting each site individually. Careerjet's job search engine network encompasses over 50 countries, featuring separate interfaces that are translated into 20 languages.
Career One Stop - This site provides employment, training, and financial help to job seekers. From the U.S. Department of Labor.
Employment Guide - Employment Guide specializes in higher salaried professional, technical, and managerial jobs. You can post your resume and also match it to job listings you are interested in. The job match feature on this site will automatically email you about new job listings according to categories, locations, and keywords you specify. Free to job seekers.
FlipDog.com - FlipDog offers a search engine, JobHunter, which scans the Web for job opportunities that meet your criteria, including the location, employers, and keywords you specify. The search engine works while you’re away from your desk—emailing the findings directly to you.
Indeed.com - Indeed.com is a search engine for jobs, allowing job seekers to find jobs posted on thousands of company career sites and job boards, including the major job boards, the top 200 newspapers, hundreds of professional associations, and company career centers. You can search for job listings by title, keywords, company name, salary, and location.
JobCentral - At JobCentral you can post your resume; browse jobs by occupation, state, metro area, industry, and member company; and search for international jobs. Includes a career resources area with articles, salary calculator, assessment tools, relocation tips, resume help area as well as resources for displaced employees and listings of career events.
JobWeb - JobWeb offers career and job-search advice for new college graduates. A service of the National Association of Colleges and Employers.
Monster.com - This popular site features national and international searches by location, category, and keyword; focus sites for honing in on specific careers; access to companies and descriptions of their open positions; and a customized job search, courtesy of a monster job-search agent. Also includes links to sites with nonprofit job listings.
SalaryExpert.com - SalaryExpert is a free salary tool that gives you benefits, cost-of-living, and average compensation information based on job title and zip code or metro area.
Simply Hired - SimplyHired.com is a vertical job search engine that pulls listings from job boards, company pages, online classifieds and other data sources. They aim to make the process of finding a job as simple as possible utilizing a simple interface that anyone can use to sift through the millions of jobs to posted daily. Search jobs listings, research current job trends and salaries, get updates when new jobs are posted, and more.
Vault.com - Vault offers a job board where users can search by category, keyword, location, experience level, posting date, and can sign up to receive email notices of job matches.
Wall Street Journal: Careers - The Wall Street Journal Career section covers a wide variety of career topics including career news and trends, how to reinvent yourself, juggling work and family, career strategies, business schools and education, and office life, as well as daily and archived columns on all things career, a career blog, career videos and other resources for job seekers.
WetFeet.com - WetFeet.com offers articles covering a wide range of career-related topics from how to ace an interview to how to write a resume. WetFeet’s partner site, TrueCareers, operates the job board and provides guidance for those seeking a job. Also included is a personal job search account, which allows you to store job leads, interview schedules and other important information.
Yahoo's Hot Jobs - Here you can search for jobs and save your searches, post your resume, and use the Career Tools tab to access help with resumes, interviewing, networking and salary information, as well as articles of interest to career changers.
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