I already have a job, but the position does not offer me benefits, and there is an extremely small chance of advancement. I could move laterally, but upward mobility is highly unlikely.

I know the obvious things like not conducting the job search using the company computers, don’t save the materials onto the computer at work, conduct phone calls discreetly or outside, don’t give the contact info as your work email/number, try to take time off or be discreet if interviewing, etc. Any other hints?

Beryl

Job Boards do not show ALL the jobs that companies have open so I prefer going directly to company websites to search for jobs.

I am tired of surfed through the internet to find job search websites for fortune 500 companyes and company bevenfits pages.

Dillon

I **** job searching so much! It’s so frustrating! I **** having to update my resume and sending them out. I also admit that it’s intimidating when you have to make contact with potential employers. I graduated two years ago with a finance degree and the only job that I was able to find is temping as a scanner. Now that my duties are winding down, I’m gonna have to start searching again. I feel so discouraged since I have no work experience in the financial field. I am starting to feel like my degree is a waste! Anyone have any advice for me? Thanks!

Dewitt

Should i read the newspaper adds, Q A Yahoo, go to closest state workforce center, use stale websites job search engines, go door to door beating the pavement, ask an immigrant or make 100’s of phone calls? Anyone care to add bad advice like how to penatrate the hidden job market exclusive to family freinds?

Felix

Here is a partial list of some of the job search sites I am using now. Craig’s List, Indeed, Yahoo Hot Jobs, Monster, Snag A Job, Job Find. Can you recommend any other job search sites I can check?

Elanor