Here are some major job websites that can help you in your job search:
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LinkedIn (linkedin.com)
A professional networking site that also offers job listings, company profiles, and opportunities to connect with hiring managers. -
Indeed (indeed.com)
A popular job board with a wide range of listings across industries and locations. It also aggregates job postings from various other sites. -
Glassdoor (glassdoor.com)
Provides job listings along with company reviews, salary information, and interview insights shared by current and past employees. -
Monster (monster.com)
One of the oldest job search engines, offering a variety of job postings, resume-building tools, and career advice. -
CareerBuilder (careerbuilder.com)
A job search site with features for posting resumes, receiving job alerts, and accessing job advice resources. -
ZipRecruiter (ziprecruiter.com)
A platform that connects job seekers with employers by sending your resume to multiple employers at once and allowing you to apply to job openings quickly. -
SimplyHired (simplyhired.com)
A job search engine that aggregates job listings from all over the web, including from company websites and other job boards. -
AngelList (angel.co)
Specializes in startup jobs and tech roles, offering opportunities in companies ranging from early-stage to established startups. -
FlexJobs (flexjobs.com)
Focuses on remote jobs, flexible work, and freelance opportunities across many industries. -
USAJOBS (usajobs.gov)
The official job site for the U.S. federal government, where you can find government-related job listings across various departments.
These websites can help you explore a wide range of job opportunities and connect with employers.
