Job Search Easy

Jobsearcheasy.com is just that, an easy place to work on your job search. Search for jobs by location and occupation, post your resume, set job alerts, find resources like resume critiques and much more.

Corn on the Job

I recently found an interesting and upbeat job website called Corn on the Job. They have a wealth of articles, resources and plenty more to keep you headed in the direction of your next job.

Use the Resources of your Local Unemployment Office and State Website

Check out your local unemployment office to see what services they may provide. Most offices have computers for job searching and research, books on resume writing and much more. Also check out the unemployment website for your state which should have a section for job openings and more. Your local and state unemployment resources are there to help you.

NationJob

Check out job search engine NationJob.com to search for jobs, subscribe to email job alerts, career resources and more.

YouTube

If you're looking for a unique way to find a job try using YouTube. With this generation growing up online more and more people are using social media including videos posted on YouTube. This can show your creativity and it's more personal. It's a great way to promote yourself and you never know who might see it at anytime 24 hours a day. I have actually seen some companies ask for a short video for some job listings. Use your creativity and you never know it might go viral which could lead to all kinds of possible opportunities.

Job Search USA

For those in the United States take a look at Jobsearchusa.org. This is a very straight forward and easy job search website where you can browse jobs by state, job type and more.

Resume Dictionary

Check out Resumedictionary.com for free resume templates, resume builders, resume examples, power words, resume writing tips and much more!

Create Your Own Job

Stop looking for a job and create your own. Everyday people are starting their own businesses but this is not for the faint at heart and takes a lot of work. Usually this takes a good working business plan and some sort of finances in place. With the job market being so bad many older workers are finally making the career change to entrepreneur and good luck to all of them. If any of our readers have taken this plunge we would love to hear your story.

Job Searching Strategies

I recently found another blog similar to mine that spotlights certain job search strategies. Visit Jobsearchingstrategies.com for a great list of topics, ideas and resources for your job hunt.

Flipdog

Flipdog.com is a simple job search engine searchable by job title, keywords and location. Very user friendly and to the point so start searching now.

Join a New Group

Join a new group in your area. Do something different whether it be a sports club, book club, etc. This might create new ideas and will allow you to meet new people who potentially could be great networking partners. Sometimes this can be a good break from your job search as well.

Career Cast

Take a visit to CareerCast.com to search jobs, seek job hunting advice, career guidance, create an account and manage your job search with multiple tools.

Local Job Updates

Take a look at LocalJobUpdates.com and search by job category and state to find relevant jobs. Create an account and receive daily job listings via email as well.

Quick Online Jobs

Looking for a site that links to multiple search engines to save you time and can be searched by location for full time, part time, contractor, intern and more types of jobs? Check out Quickonlinejobs.com next time you are job hunting.