Harvey Said:

Whats are the best Internet job search engines?

We Answered:

jobs.com

Dwayne Said:

Internet Job Search tips and tricks?

We Answered:

Online searches are great - as a start. Filters are key - so it's important for the seeker to use all filters to weed out all the misc jobs that are not of interest/not a skills match. It's also important to not post resume on job site - I've helped folks for over ten years find work and never has this been a tool that has helped - in fact, more often that not, those employed and looking elsewhere have ended up in trouble when it came to posting their resume (present employers did not like that they were looking etc).

All in all, a great tool but follow through is very important and it's only just the initial contact...if ones interviewing skills are not up to speed the best online searches will not matter

Jacob Said:

which Internet job search is the best one to use to find a new job?

We Answered:

Well, I can tell you that hotjobs and monster both stink.
Try the online version of your local paper, or if there's a Craigslist in your area, that is your best bet.
If you are on unemployment, they have a site, as well.
Also try the staffing agencies, like AppleOne, Nelson Staffing, Adecco, Office Team, etc. I prefer AppleOne.

Wanda Said:

Job Seekers, please help. Where/How do you find a new job without using the internet? ?

We Answered:

- look at job openings in newspapers
- networking by asking friends/family if they know of any places that are hiring
- get a phonebook and call random businesses in your city, ask if theyre hiring.
- drive around your neighborhood, walk into stores, restaurants, etc. and ask to fill out an application.
- employment agencies

Elaine Said:

How would you evade your present (vindictive) employer from seeing your internet job search?

We Answered:

yes, it would be very very bad, do it at home or at the library
or at a friends house or an internet cafe, never ever ever
at work !!!