Top Job Sites – Take 2

Finishing off on my last blog, I’m going to review the remaining 5 sites not already reviewed here from About.com’s article (Top Job Sites).

• Coolworks.com – Coolworks.com is a really different site.  This site is about finding a seasonal job (“in some of the greatest places on Earth”).  Ski resorts, National Parks, etc.  This is great for summer work (college students, etc.) or working in great places for parts of the year.  I’m not sure this is the right site for those looking for traditional “9-5″ jobs, but is certainly a great resource for individuals with the flexibility (or sense of adventure) to work when and where they want.
• Craigslist.org – Who would have thought – certainly not me.  Craigslist, which is categorized by city has an impressive list of jobs.  If, as an example, you look at Craigslist for NY, it lists jobs by category.  Click on a category, and you are presented a list of jobs.  Very well done, very easy to use and a great source for job hunting.
• Realmatch.com – Three easy steps to finding a listing of jobs that match your criteria.  Easy interface that quickly allows you to narrow down the list of jobs.  You then submit your resume and you are done.  You can also add a profile with username and password.
• Simplyhired.com – “Job search made simple” – Allows key word search or searching by category by location.  Very easy to use and a very quick interface.  You can search with or without joining, although there are advantages to joining (for free) as there are with most sites (saved jobs and searches).
• USAjobs.gov – This is the official job search site for the US Government.  If you are looking for a government job (numerous industry backgrounds are available), this is the site for you.

Related posts:

1. My Favorite Job Search and Career Sites – Vol 1
2. 5 Reasons to use Company Career Sites