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what are some of the best sites for finding job postings?

should i use any other job posting site other than indeed. does different job posting sites have different jobs listed ? #engineering #jobs #career-counseling #career-path #software #software-engineering #software-development #career-development

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Pamela’s Answer

LinkedIn, Facebook, and going onto the website of the particular company you are interested in.

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Anindya (Andy)’s Answer

I think best place to start is www.linkedin.com. Here you can directly reach out to the Job Poster through inmail ( subscription required). This is a great site for both active and passive job searching. It is highly recommended that you create a professional profile here ( if you don't have one already).

Also you can try the following site for for job posting :

www.indeed.com
www.monster.com
www.dice.com

For jobs/salary/reviews, www.glassdoor.com is a good site to visit.

Best of luck !
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Jessica’s Answer

Some great websites to consider are:
Career Builder.com
MonsterJobs.com
SimplyHire.com
usajobs.com
snagajob.com


Some great Social Media Sites to consider are:
LinkedIn.com --> If you do not have an account, it might be a good idea to look into one. Start your networking early to help you along the way
Facebook.com --> Believe it or not, some companies are using Facebook to post positions from their pages
Twitter.com --> Twitter is always a good place to look for jobs as well


I hope this helps and good luck with everything!

Thank you comment icon Jessica, great advice! You've identified a good list of sites; and I appreciate how you also listed some Social Media sites. I'd like to add to the jobs sites - > Indeed.com and Dice.com. Thank you. Sheila Jordan
Thank you comment icon Thank you! Those are really great websites too! Jessica Montgomery
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Gary’s Answer

Hi,
You have good answer above but I will add that Indeed.com and Simplyhired.com are good as well. It really depends on what type of job you are looking for, Snagajob.com can be good for local, entry level jobs as well. Sometimes there are specific job search sites for certain career fields too.
Good luck!

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Alaine’s Answer

Hi!


Monster.com and LinkedIn are good places to start also. LinkedIn allows you to build a profile and network with others while looking for a job. Also, if you know of a company that you are interesting in working for, you can usually find career opportunities right on their websites.


Hope this help, good luck!


Alaine

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N’s Answer

You can use Linkedin Jobs section, indeed, monster ! In order to understand the culture of a company and see their rating by other employees, I suggest typing the company's name in glassdoor to learn more. Hope this helps!
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Shamelle’s Answer

Hi, a good source to find jobs would be www.indeed.com. You can narrow your search done to exactly what you are looking for, and you don't have to give out your resume unless you want to apply for a job. Once resource you should not overlook would be friends and family. Tell them that you are looking for a job, and if they hear anything to keep you in mind. Best of luck

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Paula’s Answer

For Canada, I would suggest the following sites:

LinkedIn - https://ca.linkedin.com/
Monster - https://www.monster.ca/
Career Builder - https://www.careerbuilder.ca/
Indeed - https://ca.indeed.com/
Eluta - https://www.eluta.ca/
Simply Hired - https://www.simplyhired.ca/
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Carlton’s Answer

Hi,

Linkedin is always a great place to start when you are looking for a career. If the company has a page on Linkedin it gives you an opportunity to see the company's vision and to see if it lines up with your career goals.

Other great places
Monster
Indeed
Glassdoor
Google
Career Builder

Best of luck in your search!
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Dasa’s Answer

LinkedIn and Indeed are highly recommended.
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