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by amykhar - Top 500, Nov 17 '00
Pros: vast database, free for employees AND employers Cons: interface is a bit clumsy
Hopefully, this will be my last review of a job search web site for a very long time. I just completed my first week at a new job that I totally love.
Last June, I took a deep breath and submitted my resume to monster.com. Although I was...
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by megugrrrl - Top 500, Jan 26 '01
Pros: There are some great jobs offered. Cons: It's a big hassle trying to find them.
I usually don’t equate the government with cutting-edge technology so when I first logged on to America’s Job Bank to look for a job, I wasn’t expecting very much. The good thing is that I was actually very impressed with the variety and quality of jobs...
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by LauraRN , Apr 24 '01
Pros: Actually finds some jobs! Hooks you up with the department of labor Cons: Kind of difficult to navigate
I am graduating from graduate school in three weeks and am looking for a nurse practitioner job. I have searched the internet extensively and not have too much luck finding sites that had nurse practitioner jobs listed in my area. Most of the big...
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by ginger136 , Aug 22 '00
Pros: Flexibility, lots of jobs listed, easy site to use Cons: Not many salaries listed
Over the last couple of months I have paid a lot of attention to Internet job sites because I am working on my Bachelors degree and plan to change jobs within a couple of years. Recently, I attended a 4-day workshop that teaches people everything from...
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by ms_block , Nov 01 '00
Pros: one of the few sites that is free for employers Cons: some people find the interface confusing
Are you an employer who wants to decrease turnover related expense? There are several media to use to find new workers, but advertising is expensive and it adds up over time. Employers use word of mouth, newspaper classified ads, radio, and television...
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by ErgoPropterHoc , Oct 28 '99
Pros: Totally free to job seekers AND advertisers Cons: Gigantic pool can be hard to sift through
I've used America's Job Bank from both ends - both to look for employment, and then looking to fill a position. In each case, this resource proved to be one of the most useful on the 'net.
The last thing you want to do when conduction an...
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by hamsinn , Mar 02 '01
Pros: Lots of job categories. Good source for local jobs. Good diversity of jobs. Cons: Can only search one category at a time.
This summer, when I began my job search, I filled up my favorite's list on my browser with the standard highly-publicized job sites. Unfortunately, when you're looking for entry-level environmental and/or scientific jobs most of these sites are about as...
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by CarieGal , Jun 15 '00
Pros: easy to use, ability to search area using zip codes Cons: no new jobs have been added to my area since I've been searching
The problem I've had with searching for jobs on the internet is that my town just isn't listed. I am moving to a small town and until I get there my only option is to look online.
With other job services I've used, I could only choose the...
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by james_hess , Jan 06 '00
Pros: It shows what a job search site could be. But isn't. Cons: It is too big, too awkward to use properly.
Momma said there'd be days like this.
Not so long ago I had a thought a lot of folks have had: Maybe I should get a new job.
There was not A reason for this thought.
There were SEVERAL reasons.
Reason one: The...
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by thomasdoneill , Jul 07 '00
Pros: extensive listings, great reputation Cons: clumsy user interface
America's Job Bank is among the classics of online job-hunting. As such, it is a highly respected member of the online job-hunting community and a formidable way to place your resume in the public eye. Unfortunately, this aspect of classicism can...
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by hroeder , Jan 20 '00
Pros: It's free. Your tax dollars pay for it. Cons: National site is mostly head hunters.
Remember waiting in line just to collect $107 for Unemployment? If you don't you're too young. Going to the unemployment office used to take at least half a day. You met lots of wonderful people in line. Most of them would have worked 10 hours not to...
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by royboy , Mar 18 '00
Pros: It's online, you don't have to drive anywhere. Cons: It's online, there's no one to talk to.
Where does an old poet/editor go to find work? America's Job Bank does not handle the unusual job well. On the home page I clicked "Job Seekers". That is, after all, the reason I came to this site. On the next page I chose to search by...
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by ms_block , Dec 10 '99
Pros: A lot of useful features after you are familiar with AJB Cons: learning curve is steep, no spell check
Here is some advice to make America's Job Bank easier. I help people with their job search, and the majority of people who use my services use America's Job Bank. America's Job Bank has many features in addition to job search, including resume builder,...
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by shanbr , May 13 '00
Pros: Plenty of jobs for out of the home workers. Cons: Not easy to navigate for Telecommuting Professionals.
Do I have time for this site? Sure I do if I am not looking to work at home. America's JobBank does carry a wide assortment of positions but what I am looking for is so hard to find. How do I navigate for a writing position or a telecommuting...
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by ktreva52 , Jul 13 '00
Pros: Easily defined search agents, really broad database Cons: Few, if any
I accidently stumbled on America's Job Bank doing a search for my son-in-law. I ended up being fairly impressed with it. The main thing I like is that it locates possible jobs in my immediate area rather than the nearest large city. I currently live...
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