Considering I had joined the unemployment ranks a few months ago, and then going to a place where I did not feel the company was a good fit, you post your resume quite often. Most often, people hear of monster, career builder, and hotjobs.... here are a few more places for job hunting, resume listing, and employement type services.

 

 

Free Places to Post and Search

 

Snag a Job - Number one place for part time, and hourly full time employment search. Free to join.

 

Vault.com - Comprehensive site. Have used these guys myself.

 

Beyond.com Career Network- top notch place for niche industries and careers.

 

Executive Search Online - Just as it says. =)

 

RiseSmart - 100k+ type of jobs

 

climber- 50k+ jobs, their job is to put you in front of recruiters

 

HotResumes.com - Free resume posting.

 

Creative Jobs Central - for creative jobs. =P Employers search and post free.

 

Just Tech Jobs.com - Just tech jobs... as the title goes.

 

 

Paid Resume Search/Posting

 

EmailMyResume.com - they distribute your resume and cover letter to targeted companies and recruiters

 

Resume Zapper.com - these guys send off your resume to 1000+ recruiters.

 

 

 

Services -

 

e-Resume.net- they are a service that works with you to build you a custom resume. I personally did not use them, however have seen their work, and it is good.

 

AnalyzeMyCareer - Personality and aptitude testing service that tries to match you up to prospective careers.

Great post, I will look into these, im looking for a better paying job.

 

Thank You.

Great post, I will look into these, im looking for a better paying job.

 

Thank You.

 

 

email me your resume. what are you doing now? looking to do?

Craigslist too.

lol im a security officer right now, going to school for criminal justice... eventually looking forward to being a cop but I dunno... feels like things change over time...

In this state if you dont work for a union or the state it's hard for you to pull together some cash, so im jumping on the bandwagon to see if I can find one of these jobs. I just wish employers who aren't union or state would treat their employees with more respect and give them the raises and benefits as it says in their policy.

resumeblaster.com works well too. Its what landed me my current job almost 8 years ago.

lol im a security officer right now

 

Its great isnt it? I worked my ass off to graduate with a bachelors, and the job market tanks, now Im doing security. Ive been promoted to a supervisor, but still, it sucks. I know there are alot of people out there much worse off than I am, so I really cant complain.

I need a new job. Anyone hiring. I have computer science degree. I know a few programming languages, sql server, sharepoint, web design. I have almost 5 years experience. I've done many different things.

Thanks for posting these links. I'm looking to get away from my job.

lol im a security officer right now

 

Its great isnt it? I worked my a** off to graduate with a bachelors, and the job market tanks, now Im doing security. Ive been promoted to a supervisor, but still, it sucks. I know there are alot of people out there much worse off than I am, so I really cant complain.

 

Im in the same boat. I graduated in May 09 with my BA... and im working two part jobs (both in retail). Everyone I talk to says the same thing... "You picked a great time to graduate." And its really hard to find something 'entry level' now too. I am able to pay my bills on time though with these part time jobs, so i really cant complain too much.

 

And thank you for creating this thread, Maksim. This will deff help with landing a full time career.

Here is a high end (not cheap, but you are getting top notch) who offers target blasting, individual branding, etc).

 

http://www.resumepro.com/index.htm

 

It happens to be my father's company and he is one of THE top resume writers in the world.

 

Clients include CEO types in the Million + per year salary area and down to recent college grads.

Dice.com - is good for IT Jobs, got a few good consulting and full time jobs through them.

Indeed.com is another great one.

indeed.com is nice. try linkup.com it searches the companies' own job boards, kind of indeed does for big boards.

My wife and I are trying to change jobs right now. I'm an Operations Supervisor (warehouse) and I'm looking to move up and she's a Unix Sys Admin. so anyone know of anything anywhere, let me know. and I'd be glad to help anyone else with job hunting or whatever other advice.

Well since I found this thread i thought i'd give it a shot. Anybody know of or have any purchasing/procurement gigs let me know.

 

and to everyone else searching, Good luck! its tough out there.

any suggestions on someone re-writing my resume? i am looking for a possible career change, going back to finance & maybe relocating out of state. currently, im an operation mgr for a liquid waste co. *btw, im sitting for the civil service test for a parole offficer on Dec 11, any other suggestions?

My wife is in the same boat , graduated with her BA , went on to get her paralegal certificate and now student loans are rolling in and theres nothing out there in the legal profession , tough tough times , hopefully something changes soon , student loans are a **** !!!

Thanks for the info Maks, this will be useful in the next year or so. (Graduation Woohoo)

My company is about to start hiring again. We do a 3 week on 3 week off vacation rotation. You only work 6mos a year! Must be willing to travel and have a current good standing with the law and a current passport. Long hours and manual labor intensive. Preferred to have either a mechanical, hydraulics, or electrics background. Certifications not required, just a basic understanding. Full benefits, and pay starts at about $90k a year. After a breakout period of 5 years(considered an apprentice) pay jumps considerably. PM me for more info.

I will post a link to the job listing as soon as it goes up!

My company is about to start hiring again. We do a 3 week on 3 week off vacation rotation. You only work 6mos a year! Must be willing to travel and have a current good standing with the law and a current passport. Long hours and manual labor intensive. Preferred to have either a mechanical, hydraulics, or electrics background. Certifications not required, just a basic understanding. Full benefits, and pay starts at about $90k a year. After a breakout period of 5 years(considered an apprentice) pay jumps considerably. PM me for more info.

 

plz forward me some details.

 

...gotta love have NO KIDS!

I'm looking for a new place to work. I currently work in graphics/marketing. I have experience in customer service, as an administrative asst and in fundraising. I am very computer savvy and have some knowledge of IT. If anyone knows of anything let me know.

 

Thanks

IT? If you live decently close to NYC, check this out. http://www.eci.com/about_us/join-us.html

 

If you want to apply, send me a PM and I'll give you my email address so I can forward it to HR. Everyone I refer gets a call back within 24 hours.

You can find suitable work in Jobs in New Jersey. This is a company that forward your resume to various industries in the New Jersey City. This company make your task easy as well as give you a guarantee to get quick job as well.

You guys and gals should consider linkedin.

I have found that there are many ways to connect via linkedin.

I am looking for a customer service/corporate training//writing/project management position. Please provide any leads.

 

Thanks.

You guys and gals should consider linkedin.

I have found that there are many ways to connect via linkedin.

 

There's a NJGF group on LinkedIn, all are encouraged to join...

Nice thanks for sharing.

former gm mechanic turned ironworker (local 46 nyc) also vol firefighter. tried a few times to be paid firefighter but either the budget dies or veterans get preference. construction is tanking bad. after ground zero got mostly buttoned up there are no big projects. been out of work since october with only a few one week gigs in between. looking for some kind of construction or metalworking job. associates in applied science.