worktree.com & resumemessenger.com

[tweety 1]

I don't know what industry you are in, but what about free sites such as Monster.com? Personally I don't think I'd ever pay a site so I could look for a job. Too many resources are available for free.

unfortunately, from monster or careerbuilder, I have seen the same 5-10 postings coming back for months, applied to all and they tell me the job is filled and it's an automatic reposting...

So no unfortunately in my industry jobs aren't talked out loud and recruiters and employers tend to search for employees on a more private base.

what industry are you applying for?

I prefer not to disclose that information

that's OK, I was just asking because there are also many industry specific jobsites E.g. financial industry/banking, medical field etc. also some exclusively for executives.

May-be you should do a search for a site in your particular field, unless it is a very specialized field with only few openings, in which case talking to the right headhunters would probably yield the best success.

Anyway, good luck with your search.

[Mephys 2]

Just getting annoyed by all that #######

I hear you sister. However, I don't think you should have to pay squat -- but that's me. Contact companies directly, etc. ALSO get your network working: check out LinkedIn, it's pretty cool.

L.

yeah thats the thing though, companies won't disclose their public information in that field, no phone numbers or location, sometimes e-mails but rarely...

[Mephys 2]

just bumping for other people to see