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Monster sucks and should not be on that list. Craigslist is chock full of scam artists or people who would like to pay you less than minimum wage.
Monster sucks and should not be on that list. Craigslist is chock full of scam artists or people who would like to pay you less than minimum wage.
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I've had very little success with monster. Most of the jobs in my area listed as \"entry level\" require 5-7 years of experience. How exactly is that entry level? Sometimes I wonder why I wasted 4 years on a degree.
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Neither monster nor careerbuilder were that helpful for me: too much crap. But at least that way I could pick out the good recruiters from the bad: the bad ones were the ones reading postings off monster and asking me if they might be positions I'd be interested in.
indeed.com and dice.com were more helpful to me.
Could be my computer but Bargaineering.com returns a 404.
For those of a legal bent, Findlaw.com has links to legal jobs by state, level of experience, etc.
How could they possibly list Monster and CareerBuilder in that list? As soon as I signed up for both those sites, I was inundated with a sick amount of spam to the email I used to register. At any rate, it's not worth the time to try and sift through all the bogus hiring scams on those sites to try and find anything worthwhile.
They have GOT to be joking about Yahoo Hotjobs. 99.9999179% of the \"jobs\" on there are work at home scams and other related bullshit.
I frequent SimplyHired and Indeed.com
Most jobs on Craigslist are either bullshit or grossly underpaying.
Also, for college grads, don't forget to check your school's career office. Ours has an online job book where employees often recruit recent grads and alumni, and we have access long after we graduate.
Thank you for the list of the jobs site given in the post. This will be very much useful for the jobs seekers to know about the job sites. By the way have you heard about the site http://cloudjobs.net. I used it to find a good job in the computing field...
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If you don't want to sit through Forbes's horrible slideshow format and Unemployed Mom Makes $77/Hr Not Bleaching Teeth ads, here is the list:
15. employmentguide.com
14. governmentjobs.com
13. salary.com (no listings)
12. theladders.com
11. beyond.com
10. kenexa.com (no listings)
9. snagajob.com
8. about.com (no listings)
7. job.com
6. usajobs.gov
5. indeed.com
4. simplyhired.com
3. monster.com
2. jobs.yahoo.com
1. careerbuilder.com
Now if only there were a job site that guaranteed that none of the jobs would make you fill out the employer's crappy homemade web-based job application.