vendredi 1 juillet 2016

Where To Find The Best Online Job Posting

By Gary Allen


There are a number of different job posting boards online. Whether looking for part-time, full-time or work-at-home jobs, it can often be difficult to determine which is the best online job posting site. Generally, the ones which have been online the longest are most likely going to have the most postings.

When it comes to career minded individuals, sites like Monster, Dice and Indeed can often be quite useful. Whereas, when looking for lower paying jobs, craigslist, Yahoo Jobs and others may be more appropriate. Something most people overlook is that a number local entertainment guides and newspapers now offer online versions of classified ads. To access these, generally all someone needs to do is type in the URL of the publication and look for part-time or full-time job postings.

Some may have noticed that many job sites from the past have now disappeared. In most cases, this is because two or more of these companies have merged with others over the years. Or, it can be an indication that the company has disbanded or gone bankrupt. In either case, these new massive listing sites often have vast numbers of postings. It should be noted that while this is the case, these companies have been known to leave postings online even after a position has been filled.

When it comes to minorities, there are also dedicated websites aimed at helping these individuals obtain employment. One of which is that of DiversifyJobs though there are also others. On the other side, professors, doctors, lawyers and other professionals may want to join a paid membership site. These paid sites often provide job descriptions and company information for a nominal membership fee to those who qualify.

LinkedIn can also be beneficial in helping members obtain work. For, not only does LinkedIn provide a job board, individuals can also network with contacts to determine if any jobs exist at target companies. Then, the individuals can connect and discuss a position before the job seeker files an application.

Two of the best smaller sites include SimplyHired and Indeed which offer a large number of job postings. One reason these sites have more postings than others is because the listings are provided through paid advertising. These sites and others often scout a number of others for various types of positions. The only problem with these sites is that listings often remain on the site long after having been filled.

In most cases, professional recruiting companies and temporary agencies will also list employment on a company homepage. While this is the case, these entities often require an individual to to apply in person. At which time, the company will provide a set of tests based on skills and experience. After which, the agency will send the individual on assignments or to a prospective employer to complete the application process.

Lastly, some individuals have found that working for others online can provide more freedom. While true, many freelance sites such as ifreelance.com, freelancer and others charge a membership fee. Whereas, many have been discovered to be nothing more than scams. As such, those seeking to work at home online may want to vet these companies more carefully than others.




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