Ways to find job in USA

[cookiewaffle 1]

Hi Everyone,

Not sure if this topic had been posted before.

I wish to compile useful sites to allow my job seeking easier when i move over to USA.

Preferably all levels of job range.

Hoping that experienced VJ-ers can provide useful job sites for everyone's references too.

TIA!

[TheFantastics09 19]

I found my job within a few weeks using indeed.com. There are a few other sites such as monster.com and craigslist.com (if you can weed out the possible scams).

Best wishes to you on your job hunt!

Edited February 29, 2012 by TheFantastics09

[E & S 1]

• Monster - Good all-around
  
• Dice - Decent for tech field
  
• LinkedIn - Good all around professional networking / job hunting site
  
• Craigslist - Be cautious on this one, but it does have legit postings
  

Hope it helps...

Enjoy,

Erik

Edited February 29, 2012 by E & S

[Mononoke28 135]

• Monster - Good all-around
  
• Dice - Decent for tech field
  
• LinkedIn - Good all around professional networking / job hunting site
  
• Craigslist - Be cautious on this one, but it does have legit postings
  

Hope it helps...

Enjoy,

Erik

I've used all of these, except Craigslist since I don't trust it much, and they've helped out tremendously.

Diana

[E & S 1]

I have friends who are employers who use Craigslist. They use it primarily for entry level or low level positions since it's not necessarily cost effective to advertise on the others for those positions. Whether you are using it or any site to find a job caution is advised. If it sounds to good to be true, then it is. If they require a fee or confidential data upfront, run...

Thanks and Enjoy,

Erik

[Afrikan Queen 11]

us.jobs

snagajob.com

thingamajob.com

accountemps.com

topusajobs.com

Just a few sites I've used in the past.

[jojolicious 38]

Careerbuilder

[CharlineLP 3]

See what companies are around you and look up their websites. They usually post the available positions under careers. At least you dont end up applying for jobs that's been filled up.

[Darnell 8,478]

i suggest -

in that city where yer fella lives -

there's a chamber of commerce.

IF they have a website,

usually the website contains a member list of all of the companies that belong to the chamber.

Helps to get local, in this fashion.

[Samuel5028 2]

There are plenty of consultancies in US. You can approach them to get a job. It is bit tough for freshers unless you have experience you cannot find right job.