Mabel Said:

Do you know of any online job boards for jobs in NYC? Other than monster, careerbuilder, and hotjobs?

We Answered:

Craigslist

Lucy Said:

Is anyone else sick of spam and phishing sites pretending to be jobs listed online job boards?

We Answered:

There are so many out there You can tell them apart easily.
If it's not local don't go there

Michelle Said:

What are ways online job boards can improve?

We Answered:

They could quit pestering for degrees. Monster is particular bad about always sending a page your way to look into an online college. It's annoying. Let us look for a job, if we wanted to school info, let us select it from a pop up, don't force it down our throats.

Angela Said:

Do job sites or job boards online really work?

We Answered:

Some of them actually do. I have had myself the opportunity of publishing my resume online of a specialized site and I have had answers and offers as well. As a matter of fact, I am working now at a job I found on one of these sites.


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Christina Said:

I was looking at some Job Boards online, and wondered why...?

We Answered:

The definitive source for all U. S. government jobs, including all civillian jobs with the military services, is http://www.usajobs.com/.

Irma Said:

How can you get a job when your only resource is online job boards, and nobody responds to your resumes sent?

We Answered:

Find an area employment service. You have other options if you think about it.