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The 47 Best Job Search Websites

Searching for the best job quickly and efficiently can be a hard task. We list the 47 best job search websites when looking for jobs online.

This is also an excellent resource for employers who may only be used to using the bigger more popular job boards, niche job boards often produce the best results for your company and cost much less than a bigger job posting site.

This list also features the best places to post job openings.

In this job seeker’s search engine guide, we will cover the big job boards and a curated list of niche job boards in areas such as engineering, design, information technology, healthcare, accounting, logistics, non-profit, legal, government, and more all with direct links so you can view them quickly.

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The 5 Best Job Search Websites

Top 5 Job boards	Upload resume	Post Jobs
*ZipRecruiter*	Yes	Yes
*Indeed*	Yes	Yes
*Monster*	Yes	Yes
*Careerbuilder*	Yes	Yes
*LinkedIn*	Yes	Yes

The 47 Top Job Search Websites

ZipRecruiter

ZipRecruiter advertises heavily on the radio, TV, and direct mail to businesses making them one of the best job search websites.

They have quickly become one of the largest job posting sites in the United States with over 5,000,000 job listings on their search engine and excellent company reviews from users of their service.

They also let you know when an employer is looking at your resume which is a pleasant feature for an online job board and they have a mobile app as well.

Indeed

Indeed, is one of the top job search websites and has been around for many years, they aggregate a lot of jobs from company career pages and paid job listings.

Indeed, one of the best job search websites has close to 3,000,000 million online job listings currently. You can create an online resume and have employers contact you directly. They also have a one-button push application process and a mobile app where you can apply to jobs from your phone and have recently come out with a separate mobile app for remote work.

They used to be number one, but they are falling behind ZipRecruiter and Google jobs since they banned free staffing agency job postings.

Indeed, however is still a top job search engine you should check out when seeking new opportunities. They also have company career pages section and employer reviews similar to Glassdoor.

Monster

Monster is a general online job board and a pioneer in the industry for a variety of online job listings and career opportunities. You can create a resume so potential employers can reach out to you directly and set up job alerts.

While not the titan of the job search site industry it once was, many employers still use it today listing over 150,000 jobs monthly. They also have a mobile app.

Careerbuilder

CareerBuilder is one of the oldest job boards. They have an extensive database and employers have been using them for years. You can search by job title, location, and pay range on their job search engine.

CareerBuilder is still a good job board to post your resume on and it still receives a large amount of traffic from employers looking for candidates.

LinkedIn is a great free resource for active and passive job seekers to create a professional business profile that can be seen by employers and recruiters alike. They also have a company career pages section where you can look at job listings directly from a particular employer.

Linkedin is one of the top 3 places employers post jobs, especially for white-collar type jobs.

You could call it the next generation of job search websites.

If you do not have a LinkedIn profile by now, create one immediately.

Make sure you have a detailed profile with a professional picture. When you create a profile be descriptive about what you do, the skills/knowledge you have, and the software/systems you use daily.

Also, be sure to connect with local recruiters in your area and build up your network.

Glassdoor

Glassdoor is one of the largest job recruiting websites, with over 1 million employers listed on the website.

Glassdoor also has reviews on employers from current and former employees which can be a mixed bag and not always 100% accurate as they refuse to take down any review whether it is truthful or not. Still there are a large amount of jobs on their job search website section.

Still, they are an excellent resource for jobs that you may find nowhere else and are a rapidly expanding top job board. Glassdoor also has an app for mobile devices.