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3 Keys to Finding the Best Online Job Postings

If you're in the job hunt now, I would betExecunet, promote face-to-face networking
that your #1 source of activity is searchingopportunities  through  local  chapters.
for jobs online. In fact, many of the people
I talk with are limiting their job searchIn addition, registering on BlueSteps
entirely to reviewing and responding to(bluesteps.com) is often required by
Internet  job  postings.recruiters  who  want  to review your resume.
While you'll miss out on many top jobs if you3) Locate composite job engines for your
spend 100% of your efforts online, there AREchosen field. Narrowing your search to niche
great positions out there for the browsing!job boards can produce a higher rate of
In addition, it's a quick way to researchreturn than using the "mass marketing" boards
your ideal position, plus get solid keywordssuch as CareerBuilder or Monster, since the
for  your  resume.jobs are often of better quality and not as
well-visited.
Use these strategies to find
better-than-average opportunities—andSome niche boards contain MORE listings,
increase  your  search  ROI:since their fee structure is more attractive
to employers. Finding these sites sometimes
1) Tap into professional organizations inmeans paging through search engine results
your industry. For example, a Google Searchfor  your  industry  plus  the  word  "jobs."
for "IT industry Association" yielded not
only siaa.net (Software & InformationThe following is a sampling of focused job
Industry Association) and tiaonline.orgposting, association, and recruitment sites,
(Telecommunications Industry Association),listed  by  industry:
but (Google's MASTER list of IT
associations).IT - Just Tech Jobs (justtechjobs.com),
Developers.Net  (developers.net)
What can you do with such a list? For
starters, many of these organizations willNonprofit - ASAE CareerHeadquarters
allow free searches on their jobs database.(careerhq.org), The NonProfit Times
Some also publish trade magazines that(nptimes.com)
contain advertisements for open positions. In
addition, you can often find local chaptersSales & Marketing - Sales Heads
that might be running a networking event or(salesheads.com)
meeting.
Logistics  -  (jobsinlogistics.com)
BONUS: should you decide to join,
professional affiliations are a GREAT placeEngineering - Society of Women Engineers
to find like-minded individuals who are(swe.org),  ContractJobHunter  (cjhunter.com)
hiring in your field—plus, the
membership  can  be  a  boost to your resume.International - (planetrecruit.com), Job
Shark  (jobshark.ca)
2) Consider some of the fee-based services
for job searching. Many high-powered jobs andConstruction - Construction Executive
confidential listings are shown exclusively(constructionexecutive.com)
on executive sites such as Execunet
(Execunet.com), NetShare (Netshare.com), andBiotechnology  -  HireBio  (hirebio.com)
ExecutivesOnly  (executivesonly.com).
To sum up, finding a reliable and quality
While some of what these sites may offer moresource of leads—whether from online or
than you need, registering with one or twooffline resources—can take a bit more
can help broaden your search efforts and giveingenuity and time, but will pay off by
you a representative cross-section of whatproducing better results for your career
employers seek. Some organizations, such assearch.



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