What websites do you use to search for a job?

[Bruno Valdeolmillos]

Hello, good day, beyond Linkedin (which I suppose is the best known)?
By the way, I can't download on Linkedin to see all the results, does this only happen to me? Or do I have to pay to get all the results? Thank you

[Les Morgan]

Bruno,
LinkedIn is a subscription service, they offer limited resources to the public, but if you want the full features, maximum job possibilities too, then you'll need to pay the fees which they ask.

there are several free sites that will give better results and targeted infusion with your resume for your demographic target.  Monster is large one and there are many more.  Often these sites will charge the employer a finders fee and is totally free to you.  you can also target locally, i generally use a head hunters, professionals that work for placement services, usually locally.  One perk with the local head hunters is that they may have relations built up with the companies you want to interview with, in our area, it is very common that companies will call their favorite head hunter(s) and get short lists from them, that way almost entirely bypassing he pain of the hiring process.

believe it or not, some of the best leads i have ever had were from the government (un)employment agency and the local news paper.  i am very spoiled in my searches, as i have, my entire career, only sought local employment--within the region that i live.  i have not ever considered moving out of state, it is easy to move out of the Pacific Northwest, but much more difficult to move back, and this is my home land, to be exact, i live on my native home land even.

I suggest you get a good idea where you want to go--if it's any where that will give you a job, then use the big guys and go where ever, they also have geographic filters for local, or if you wish to be local go with the local options.  i find that the local guys tend to be more motivated in finding you a job, they all work on commission and are there for the dollars.
tnx,
Les

[Bruno Valdeolmillos]

Ok, thanks and what are those free sites?

[kevin Abel]

Bruno,

Career Builder
Indeed( My favorite)

I googled on this and the results are endless.  

job finding services near me

Another tip is that some sites ask for where you found out about them.  It gives a dropdown box containing many but not all popular sites.  I used to print them out and keep adding to the list.   I realized there is no end to the growing network and sticking with only Indeed had my phone and email so busy that I couldn't keep up.

Best,

Kevin