Lois Said:

Can you please inform me of a free on line job?

We Answered:

I have found some great on line opportunities. It took a lot of research to find good sites and I made well over $2,000 last month. Please see my profile for more details and proof that these sites pay. All these sites are free to join too. Hope this helps.

Leah Said:

Job Searching on - line?

We Answered:

It's not always obvious how to start hunting for a job, I was in a bit of a rut over the past few weeks when I was job seeking, until I discovered the resource in the box below that presents sensible tips and tricks. I soon got myself going down the correct path, and in a few weeks after a couple of interviews I scored a really good job.

Jimmy Said:

Can anyone help me to search a good on line job where I don't have to spend money?

We Answered:

What you want does not exist. Who would share their idea with you if they knew how to make money online with no money invested. No one.

Julia Said:

Is there any software I can get that will do a on-line job search for me while I'm on here?

We Answered:

Go to http://www.monster.com or http://www.jobserve.com and sign up for an account, put in you details (CV etc.) and then you can specify what type of jobs you want to search for and set it as an agent, the site will then email you when it finds any jobs matching your criteria.

Byron Said:

Do you get responses from your on line job searches?

We Answered:

I have gotten good leads from dice.com and monster.com. In fact, my current job came from a recruiter seeing my resume on dice and contacting me.

There were lots of spam contacts, though for jobs outside of my field, or outside of my area. Next time I plan to create a separate email account just for posting to on line job sites.

I'd agree that the number of interviews is pretty low. However, it seems to be one of the better job search tools anyway.