Where is the first place recruiters post their jobs these days?

Question

In the stone ages, it was newspapers, or in technical/trade journals. Sometimes at the Unemployment office. College Career Advisement Offices tended to be good resources, too. Then Monster.com became a big deal. During the Bubble, recruiters were really popular - now only used for CEOs. Craigslist also had gained prominence among certain localities. Colleges have enhanced their alumni association networks, but mostly re-post stuff from commerically-available websites?

Many actively recruit from their homepage and announce this during their corporate branding campaigns on TV/Radio/Web ads.

What is the best site today for jobs that are high-paying finance/marketing/administration/sales/IT?

Answer 1

The following site is a fantastic resource for that. It has all of the major job boards as well as niche career sites, resume posting services and more. Well worth checking out

Answer 2

Many of the work from home jobs offered on Craigslist are scams. In fact, it's VERY hard to actually find a legit work from home job. Some clues to look for are to see if the company name is listed. If the name is not listed, it's probably not real. If it is, look up the company and make sure they are registered with the Better Business Bureau. Also, if there is a phone number, make sure it actually belongs to that company. And a third thing is to create a separate email account for job hunting. That way when you find one of these fake places, your regular email address does not get bombarded with email you don't want

Answer 3

check monster.com
hotjobs.com
or just google some companies and see if they have a link that says "careers"
most websites do, there is no question a good job out there somewhere posted on a company's webpage.
hot jobs i pretty good.
also google job finders...but as a last resort, you never know what people will post.


good luck :)

Answer 4

Monster.com is huge - so it is no doubt in the running.