Whats a really good site for finding jobs?

[veuvegirl]

Interesting about Craigslist. I have never tried that. I'll have to give it a shot, I have tried everything else!

If you want to stay in retail go to the specific company website. They usually don't advertise outside of their own store.

For sales, try hcareers. It is mostly hotels, but there are sales jobs that may interest you.

[brocco]

i like indeed to find the job and then glassdoor to analyze the company, determine if the job is a fit, and/or prepare for the interview.

[313Weather]

Originally Posted by veuvegirl

Interesting about Craigslist. I have never tried that. I'll have to give it a shot, I have tried everything else!

If you want to stay in retail go to the specific company website. They usually don't advertise outside of their own store.

For sales, try hcareers. It is mostly hotels, but there are sales jobs that may interest you.

If you're referring to posting a Craigslist test ad, keep in kind only the Detroit listings can be posted for free.

You have to pay $25 otherwise.

[ja1myn]

I got a job off Indeed.com. Best job search engine out there in my opinion. Simple to use and pulls listings from everywhere.

[FBJ]

Originally Posted by 313Weather

Now Snag A Job is a site that I will say honestly sucks.

It just automatically re-posts fake positions which once you click them they simply direct you to a company's career page.

Most employers haven't even heard of it or posted a job on it.

I only mentioned that one because the OP said he was looking for Retail type of work.

[FBJ]

Originally Posted by veuvegirl

Interesting about Craigslist. I have never tried that. I'll have to give it a shot, I have tried everything else!

If you want to stay in retail go to the specific company website. They usually don't advertise outside of their own store.

For sales, try hcareers. It is mostly hotels, but there are sales jobs that may interest you.

As long as you apply to the CL ads that include a email contact with the company name then it's fine


No company name or email contact then you don't reply

[Bluesmama]

I like Job Dango. Beyond is another one I kinda' like, too (and they send out all kinds of helpful information relating to job seach success).