Deanna Said:

is there any english recruitment sites to recommend to look for job in taiwan?

We Answered:

Most jobs OTHER than being an ESL Teacher would require you to know Mandarin Chinese. Thus, the website for those jobs are in Chinese.

If you have a skill set that allows you to apply for jobs in Taiwan offered by a foreign-based company, then I recommend you use standard search engines such as Monster.com, etc.. But, even many of those jobs would ask that you know some Chinese, too.

Neil Said:

What are some good wedsites for job searches?

We Answered:

Create a job alert on: www.indeed.com it pulls jobs from over 300+ websites including employers, the job boards, industry sites, professional organizations, etc.

The search function is very good if you narrow down your key words/industry buzz words. You can also set geographic area from 10 to 100 miles.

Lois Said:

What are some good web sites for military retirees to use for job searches?

We Answered:

First off, Congratulations! I retired in '05. It depends on what you're looking for. Not knowing what your rating is, I could be more specific. My background was technical (ET), so there are some sites that I know of that cater to that area. There are a couple of head-hunting agencies to place veterans. Bradley-Morris Inc., Orion International are a couple of the biggest.

From my personal experience, I went into the private sector after I retired and regretted it. I worked as a field service technician for three and half years before the company made cutbacks due to the economy. I was unemployed for nearly 4 months before I went into the defense contractor side and have no regrets now. My best piece of advice? Become a contractor or get a government job. Private sector sucks.