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Use several strong sources, then confirm the opening on the employer’s official career page before applying or sharing sensitive information.
General job-search sites
Do not depend on one source.
Different employers use different recruiting channels. Search more than one site and visit the employer directly when an opening interests you.
Indeed
Largest general search engine with professional, skilled-trade, hourly, healthcare, retail and local employment.
Job ListingsSearch Indeed ↗02LinkedIn Jobs
Professional positions, networking, recruiter visibility and direct employer connections.
Job ListingsSearch LinkedIn Jobs ↗03ZipRecruiter
Personalized matching, alerts and convenient mobile applications.
Job ListingsSearch ZipRecruiter ↗04Glassdoor
Openings combined with employer reviews, interview information and salary research.
Job ListingsSearch Glassdoor ↗05Google Jobs
Search results gathered from employer career pages and many job boards.
Job ListingsSearch Google Jobs ↗06SimplyHired
General job-search engine covering many industries, occupations and locations.
Job ListingsSearch SimplyHired ↗07Monster
Long-established employment site with listings, résumé tools and career resources.
Job ListingsSearch Monster ↗08CareerBuilder
Established job board with positions across industries and occupational levels.
Job ListingsSearch CareerBuilder ↗09Talent.com
Large aggregator carrying extensive U.S. and international listings.
Job ListingsSearch Talent.com ↗10Jooble
Searches postings collected from employer websites and other employment platforms.
Job ListingsSearch Jooble ↗11JobGet
Particularly useful for hourly, frontline and local employment.
Job ListingsSearch JobGet ↗12CareerOneStop
Government-supported job search, state job banks, salary research and local workforce help.
Job ListingsSearch CareerOneStop ↗One listing can appear in several places.
Duplicate postings do not necessarily mean an employer has several openings. When possible, apply through the employer’s official career page and keep a record of the date, job number and version of your résumé used.