The Internet
It’s hard to remember a time when people didn’t turn to the Internet to find work so it’s important to make sure you know where to look to find the job that’s right for you. All of the options can be overwhelming, but there’s something out there for everyone.
Monster.com and CareerBuilder.com have been around since the mid to late 90s, but many other websites such as Indeed.com and SimplyHired.com have joined the rankings of top job search engines. These websites, old and new alike, are straightforward, easy to use, and offer resume and cover letter assistance.
With the growing popularity of working remotely, a new category of job search engines has opened up. Websites like Flexjobs.com, Upwork.com and WeWorkRemotely.com have all made it easier to find a job that can be done from anywhere. With part time and full time options, finding a job that you can do from your home office is easier than ever.
There are some people that aren’t satisfied by traditional jobs or remote work options. For those who wish to broaden the parameters of their job search into an international market, there are a lot of resources available. OverseasJobs.com and GoingGlobal.com are great websites to help begin the search.
No matter what kind of work you’re looking for, whether it be the traditional 9-5 office job or a job that can be done from your favorite hammock in Thailand, it’s out there and more convenient to find than ever. Targeted searches and using the right job search engine are tools that only add to the ease of navigating the online job market.