Comments on: Five career sites to help you in your job search

If you're looking for a job, look no further than these five search sites. Each of them offers something for everyone.

[stigmattaman]

please stop writing so many link-bating lists. You don't add any good insight on analysis.

[gerrrg]

Didn't know CareerBuilder was so large. Thanks.

I almost never find much on Hotjobs or Monster. I think the local craigslist is actually better than those two. But then again, it just might be related more to the specific and limited scope of my profession.

:P

[sprincehorn]

CareerBuilder is actually the 30th most visited website in the world (Facebook is 4th). There are more jobs posted on CareerBuilder, a result of the newspaper partnerships and the 1600+ partnerships that have been developed, than on any other board. If you want to see the partners, go to CareerBuilder.com, scroll down and you'll see a link to "Our Partners." The partnerships are divided into several categories: Industry-specific, General (such as MSN), Diversity, and Local. It's pretty cool.

[CristGarage]

Wow Don, with you on patrol who needs Google?

[pamon92660]

like the list but it's like stating if you need to search for something on the web, use google, yahoo or msn..

Those sites in general are too big to get any real jobs and are "filled" with spam jobs and MLM schemes. Yahoo and Career Builder specifically.

Indeed usually has older jobs along with simplyhired.

decent list but there are better ones out there...

Web site canvassing is also a good job opportunity for people already engaged in marketing a product or service. As site promotion service does not need to carry any kind of weight. you need to take consent of administration mail at textilesinfomediary dot com, and emailing the marketing efforts you have done. In fact u can easily slice 300/- bucks per day in your normal working hour without dishonousty to ur organisation.

[Bill_Vick]

Job boards are ok for some things but for information that is not biased not the best source. I'd recommend taking at look at http://www.EmploymentDigest.net. They offer articles, video interviews and audio of each post. Great resource site.

[espd]

Over the past two years I collected a list of job boards that cater to designers, creatives, and web developers (since that?s my area).

At the risk of looking like a spammer, here?s the list on my blog:
http://www.enews.org/blog/2009/01/job-boards-for-designers-and-web.html

[jobconcierge]

A late comment, but we actually recommend job seekers focus on more industry related job boards (better success rates) and concentrate on social media channels like LinkedIn, Twitter and even Craigslist. At our site, JobConcierge.com, we have real people who search through over 300 job boards to find the right job and submit applications.