International Job Application
TABLE 18.1 Selected Job-Search Websites
Riley Guide
www.rileyguide.com
Vast collection of links to both general and specialized job sites for every career imaginable; don’t miss this one—it could save you hours of searching
TweetMyJobs.com
http://tweetmyjobs.com
The largest Twitter job board, with thousands of channels segmented by geography, job type, and industry
CollegeRecruiter.com
www.collegerecruiter.com
Focused on opportunities for graduates with less than three years of work experience
Monster
www.monster.com
One of the most popular job sites, with hundreds of thousands of openings, many from hard-to-find small companies; extensive collection of advice on the job search process
MonsterCollege
http://college.monster.com
Focused on job searches for new college grads; your school’s career center site probably links here
CareerBuilder
www.careerbuilder.com
One of the largest job boards; affiliated with more than 150 newspapers around the country
Jobster
www.jobster.com
Uses social networking to link employers with job seekers
www.usajobs.gov
The official job-search site for the U.S. government, featuring everything from jobs for economists to astronauts to border patrol agents
IMDiversit
www.imdiversity.com
Good resource on diversity in the workplace, with job postings from companies that have made a special commitment to promoting diversity in their workforces
Dice.com
www.dice.com
One of the best sites for high-technology jobs
Net-Temps
www.net-temps.com
Popular site for contractors and freelancers looking for short-term assignments
Internship Programs.com
http://internshipprograms.com
Posts listings from companies looking for interns in a wide variety of professions
Simply Hired Indeed
www.simplyhired.com
www.indeed.com
Specialized search engines that look for job postings on hundreds of websites worldwide; they find many postings that aren’t listed on job board sites such as Monster
*Note: This list represents only a small fraction of the hundreds of job-posting sites and other resources available online; be sure to check with your college’s career center for the latest information.
Sources: Individual websites, all accessed 3 May 2014.