Alberto Said:

is there any site in USA and EUROPE where people log in and find various jobs?

We Answered:

If you're looking for stuff in the USA, http://www.monster.com is a good place to go.

You could also go to http://www.dice.com if you're in a technical field.

I don't know a good European site, though.

Jamie Said:

hi this is miss jyothilakshmi completed Msc in microbiology but iam not gettin jobs so help me?

We Answered:

number of sites are there... float ur resume..

Sherry Said:

Question about Google Adwords and Yahoo Sponsored Search: Who is partnered with Monster.com? Yahoo or Google?

We Answered:

On Google, if you have chosen to place ads on the google network they will appear on pages loosly related to your product. Your ad appears on google adsense sites. The same is true on Yahoo for their Sponsered match.

Firstly add a tracking code to all your ads to see where your best traffic is from. Tracking is almost the most important thing. If you dont know what is converting you are paying google and yahoo for ads that dont work. It takes time but please do it. You Will save at least 50% of what you are spending now with exactly the same results.

Hope that is a start

Monica Said:

Is there any chance for employers to comment on resumes?

We Answered:

Never known employers to comment except at the interview itself

Ethel Said:

Could anybody please tell me good website for job search in india??

We Answered:

well if your on yahoo go to jobs and find it but if your not on yahoo sign up and you'll go to jobs.

Tyler Said:

Sites to apply for jobs in UK.?

We Answered:

Employment directories

* Google's listing of UK Employment and the global employment category lists sites by popularity, listing the most linked to first. Dmoz.org's versions are listed alphabetically: UK and the global.
* Yahoo has a careers portal:
uk.careers.yahoo.com/ (and the global equivalent)
* The best Yahoo Employment category is probably the jobs category:
uk.dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Em…
* Epinion's reviews of global job sites.
epinions.com/webs-Web_Services-All-Jobs-…
* Ciao UK has discussions of jobsites:
uk.ciao.com/ciao.php?Pid=1,12,12975,2770
* Dooyoo.co.uk's opinions of UK jobsites.
dooyoo.co.uk/product/19561.html

The best job search sites

Looking through the listings above, I have picked out the ones I particularly like. Many of the sites include a jobs by email service.

* Jobserve.com - The largest UK jobsite, with plenty of IT jobs and subsites for other sectors. A large variety of agencies use this service. Includes a large list of UK IT recruitment agencies. Search URLs can be bookmarked, and it also offers a jobs by email service and CV posting service.
* Reed.co.uk - I am a big fan of this site, though it doesn't list as many technical jobs as I would like. Lists many jobs in temporary positions. Offers CV posting.
* Jobs.guardian.co.uk - Smallish number of listings from The Guardian newspaper, fairly media/public services oriented.
* Planetrecruit - Lists a large number of jobs and posts CVs to job agencies. Displays jobs from other hotonline jobsites, including workthing.com.
* Monster.co.uk - The UK arm of the large US jobsite.

View the relative popularity of jobserve, reed, monster, totaljobs and jobsite on this Google Trends page (alexa version).
Bookmarkable job sites

Sites that I haven't signed up for email from, but have bookmarked. Bookmarkable search results are very useful, instead of receiving a mail full of yesterday's jobs, you can search as frequently or infrequently as you wish:

* Totaljobs.com - Covers a number of job sectors. Searches can be bookmarked (results.asp) and they offer a jobs-by-email service.
* Monster.co.uk - The UK arm of the large US jobsite.
* Topjobs.co.uk - Medium sized job listings, URLs were bookmarkable, but I don't have a current example, features a jobs by email service that unfortunately ignores keywords in the saved search.

Other search sites

Some sites I haven't signed up to anything from and don't visit regularly:

* Fish4jobs.co.uk - Features a large number of jobs and a jobs by email service. Their search engine seems to become less specific (rather than more specific) when searching for multiple keywords, which isn't very useful. The search page does not include posting dates or salary. In the past I managed to bookmark their search by decoding their search form.
* Silicon.com - IT news and job listings. Includes a listing of IT recruitment companies (in the search section) and a jobs by email service. A senior programmer friend of mine subscribes to this.
* Jobsearch.co.uk - Smallish number of jobs and a CV posting service.
* Gumtree.com - Now owned by eBay.

CV posting sites

I have had recent success with calls from agencies that have found my CV on a CV posting website. All the sites below allow you to upload your CV in Word format (possibly RTF). As time goes by, I should be able to add to comments about how successful the CV sites have been for me. CVs may need to be refreshed regularly to attract a recruiter's interest. Most of the sites listed below also appear elsewhere on this page.

* Planetrecruit.com - Popular CV posting site. Part of the hotonline group that power jobsearch.co.uk, workthing and other sites.
* Jobserve.com - includes a CV distribution feature.
* Reed.co.uk - Includes a configurable CV posting service.
* Totaljobs.com - Largish jobs site, (same database as Gojobsite).
* Workthing.com - Part of the Guardian media group.
* Jobs.guardian.co.uk - The Guardian newspaper's jobs section, powered by Workthing.com.
* CVposter.com - Posts your CV to a number of job agencies (I have not tried this site).

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http://www.getafreelancer.com/affiliates…

This site is actually a marketplace where u can get and post works. I hope this will be more helpful.

Make the best use of it...!!!