My Big Fat Job List
CNN has called this the worst job market in decades. In today's environment, career Web sites have an even bigger role in our daily online activities. To help, we've compiled a Big Fat List of some of the most popular job boards and career resources, including marketing-focused sites.
6FigureJobs (www.6figurejobs.com): Executive job search for vice-presidents, directors and managers.
Academic360 (www.Academic360.com): Academic resource site with deep listings broken up by discipline as well as function.
Americas Job Exchange (www.americasjobexchange.com): Non-executive job postings with positions listed by state, as well a list of top employers.
Aquent (www.Aquent.com): Talent agency geared specifically towards designers and marketers.
Beyond (www.beyond.com): Robust job search engine with results from a network of niche career community sites. Cool factor: Search career communities by industry.
CareerBuilder (www.Careerbuilder.com): One of the largest job search sites that provides multiple career/job resources and tools.
CareerJet (www.careerjet.com): Employment search engine with a wide range of industries and almost 3 million US-based jobs.
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Interesting article for anyone looking for a job
This is an excellent and authoritative list of job sites. I find Indeed.com particularly useful for its custom tailored job search alerts.
Here's another great listing of about 900 local sites: http://www.localjobnetwork.com
This includes sites like SanFranJobs.com, DCJobs.com, MilwaukeeJobs.com, MetroNewYorkJobs.com, and MetroChicagoJobs.com.
Thanks for all the job ideas. However, what I'm really looking for is something along the lines of the forklift sales Chula Vista CA has. I'm still on the hunt!
I have used Indeed.com before. It is interesting to see how the independent and online workers are almost taking over certain aspects of the industry-- for example, books and newspapers. Anyone know of a job for mobile app development in minneapolis?