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Find a great job you can do from home!
http://tinyurl.com/onlineworkx
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There are over 45,000 online job search sites. The sheer scope of coverage is overwhelming, from
the local jobs level to the regional jobs level, all the way to the USA jobs level, you can work full
time for months and not search them all.
The secret to a good online job search is to narrow the selection down to the best ones,
particularly for non-executive positions. As a hiring manager, this is the order in which I'll post jobs
online - it's therefore the order in which you should spend your online job search time:
The Company Web Site
Newspaper Online Help Wanted Ads
Online Job Posting Sites
As a hiring manager, I've asked my Human Resources Department to use many of the large, well
known online job sites and I know they can deliver a large number of qualified applicants quickly.
So naturally, as a job seeker you should be certain to include these in your online job search, as
well as post your resume at a select few.
One thing to bear in mind is that you're going to find a certain amount of redundancy in the jobs
you'll find online. Many of the job sites use the same job search engines and thus you'll come
across the same job on more than one site. This is simply part of conducting an online job search
and one reason why it's so necessary to be organized and keep good records on the jobs for
which you've applied.
Remember: as a hiring manager, I will usually disregard applicants that apply twice. If you can't
keep track of jobs you apply for, how will you keep track of your work if I hire you? Yep, we hiring
managers are tough!
A Word About Web Site Traffic Rankings for Online Job Sites
There are approximately 56 Million active sites on the Web. In order to make your online job
search as efficient as possible, you should use the job search sites with the most traffic, as
measured by the Alexa-certified Traffic Ranking (if you download the Alexa toolbar from their site,
it will show the ranking of every site you visit). This number represents where each site ranks in
traffic, out of all those 56 million sites.

2. The lower the Alexa rating number, the more popular the site. For example, an Alexa rating of 10
means that site is the tenth most visited site on the web. So, a site that ranks at 560,000 (or lower)
is in the Top 1% of all sites.
Many of the online job sites will have an Alexa ranking in the millions, which means they are not
getting any appreciable traffic. You want to focus your online job search on job sites that rank at
least in the top 1% or better. The lower the Alexa rating number, the more popular the site. The
ones with the most traffic, of course, will likely have the most job postings. An Alexa rating of
10,000 or lower is particularly outstanding and means that site is getting serious traffic.
Good luck with you job search, whether online or offline!
Tom McBroom has been a Hiring Manager for over 25 years and manages the website
http://www.job-search-steps.com, which is dedicated to helping you find a job quickly. Visit his
site for complete information about conducting a job search, writing resumes and cover letters,
and interviewing.
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http://tinyurl.com/onlineworkx
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