Bryan Said:

What job search engine do you recommend for finding jobs?

We Answered:

I was having the same problem finding a job, but I went online to see if I could find something that would help. I found this site that, when you sign up, they send you new jobs that open up in your area every week. So you are always up to date with new jobs. I highly recommend it and it's free, so you have nothing to lose. Worked great for me and now I have 3 interviews next week. :-D

Evelyn Said:

Can anybody recommend a good Job Search Engine ?

We Answered:

Well we are all in the same position and you should try looking to change your career!

Kevin Said:

What's the best job search engine to use on the Web?

We Answered:

Career builder is a good source but with the job market now a lot of resumes get overlook. I would suggest finding some names of temporary agency's in your area then go to there websites and find out what positions they haveavailablee. Try and go for something that is a temporary to hire position.

Calvin Said:

How to make my job search engine better?

We Answered:

how cool! just make it so when ur search something that you can filter out the options that you dont want to come up. for example: if i search "Dog Care" and Petco shows up, but I'm looking to be a dog sitter, then allow it to filter out all petco job opening. do you get what im saying haha???

answer mine :D
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…

Jackie Said:

What is the best job search engine to use on the web(Day2)?

We Answered:

There is nothing better than your local newspaper or Employment Agency. The sites online are frequently outdated and have no where near the jobs that are posted locally in your area.

Gregory Said:

Which job search engine do people actually get call backs on?

We Answered:

don't apply through job sites. You apply through the company. Use indeed.com. If you see a job you like, apply through the company, not the job sites because the company probably don't even check applications through the job site.