Headhunter.net

I haven't gotten a job yet, but I think it has something to do with the global economy being in the toilet.

Now that Headhunter is the same as CareerBuilder, many of the services are joined. They do have seperate sites and seperate...

Pros: Many resumes.
Cons: Allows for too many resume formats. Difficult to search.

As a professional headhunter for the computer industry I can tell you that the internet has become my main tool for recruiting. I use both Monster and Headhunter.net for my last resort recruiting. Of the two, Headhunter.net is the one I least enjoy...

Pros: Lotsa jobs
Cons: Max. 2 Category search

I have used headhunter off and on when working and when not working to get a feel of whats out there. This is definitely one of the better job search sites on the internet today. It's fairly easy to navigate and the job database is plentiful. You know...

Pros: User-friendly features
Cons: Not effective--no real job matches, can't set your own password

When I first started looking online for a job, someone recommended this site to me. I'm starting to think that it is only really great marketing, and not results that have given this site good word-of-mouth.

I am not looking for a job for...

Pros: Sounds good
Cons: No feedback from employers. No jobs

I have yet to get one response from sending my resume to job listings on this site. No acknowledgement, no 'not interested', no nothing.
Zero. It's not like there aren't any listings for attorneys, there are hundreds. I have sent out maybe 200...

Pros: tons of jobs, easy to use, great resources
Cons: seemed concentrated on IT jobs

I've recently found myself in the position of looking for a new job. Although I was successful, in that I was able to go back to a previous employer, I did quite a bit of hunting before making that decision. I tried the local classifieds, and most of the...

Pros: easy to use
Cons: same as the others

Headhunter.net is a professional job searching website that enables job seekers to look for new jobs in several various locations. This easy-to-navigate online service is free and is loaded with multiple search options and services. Headhunter.net is...

Pros: A lot of options
Cons: Hall Kinion uses them!

I chose Headhunter.net along with some other online services to find my ideal job but after I heard some disappointing stories from my friends and former co-workers, I decided to stop dealing with recruiters. If you are looking for a job make sure not...

Pros: Broad audience, ease of use
Cons: Allows for lack of information

First, a bit about myself: I am a recruiter or what people affectionately call a "Headhunter". But unlike many others, I actually worked in the industry before beginning my recruiting career. I began using Headhunter.net at the beginning of...

Pros: Easier then the rest.
Cons: Not updated often enough

Of all the "Jobs-Online" sites, this is one of my favorites. It has a wide variety and it is very easy too use. It does not take much to get to the category of your profession. I am not a computer wiz, but that is why I like this site so much....

Pros: easy to use, nicely laid out
Cons: slow load time, not many "serious" recruiters.

I am the one who is handling my husband's job search, so when a recruiter calls, I have to fill my hubby in on what job he will be talking about. Some of the time, some very legitimate recruiters call, but mostly the recruiters are just starting out in...

Pros: Easy Navigation
Cons: None as far I can tell

Headhunter is by far the best job seeking service out there today on the internet. Headhunter is a fast and easy way to find your ideal job. The page, even though has thousands of hits a day, is very fast to load up. Navigation is easy and simple....

Pros: Great search capabilities
Cons: none as of yet

If you are just curious about what job opportunities are available or if you are in a serious career search, HeadHunter is a good place to start.

I have visited several times, because I am curious about telecommuting jobs opportunities that...

Pros: well advertised, lots of exposure
Cons: none

I am in the process of a very unexpected job search. I have not had to look for a job since school days (more than 12 years ago!!!). Boy have things changed thanks to the internet but especially HEADHUNTER.NET. They take the idea of networking to a...

Pros: I did get calls... eventually
Cons: Slow reaction time

Headhunter.net was another career service that I used while I was unemployed. I was not as pleased with this service provider as I was with others. One of the reasons was that I got almost no responses until many months afterwards. As a matter of...

Pros: 10's of thousands of postings, huge numbers of employers
Cons: can't format resume to your liking, but that is minor!

When I decided to see what jobs were available in my area, I wanted to use an online job search. I worked for a company that did staffing for the insurance industry, so I learned that online searches were the way to go. I registered with two different...

Pros: Easy to use.
Cons: Online Resumes can be viewed by anyone.

I signed up with HeadHunter.com about two years ago. I thought the service would be great, since I heard so many good reviews from others, plus they had an ad on one of my favorite radio stations. I placed my resume at the site and responded to some of...

Pros: Excellent web site and great service
Cons: None

A year ago I was looking for a job and posted my resume at several Online Job stores.

Headhunter.net was a very good, easy to use site. Their Resume builder was intuitive and extracted the information from my text file excellently. Within a...

Pros: fast, lots of jobs, good search engine
Cons: mostly for computer folks, mostly headhunters, no part time auction market

For those mostly in the computer field (but not entirely), this site is excellent. It is in the top 3 on the internet for job sites.

Plusses:
- Lot of jobs
- Updates regularly
- Free for job seekers
- Powerful search...

Pros: organized, fresh info
Cons: sometimes a bit frustrating to find jobs in certain areas

One thing that I've noticed about a lot of internet job sites is the relative age of the postings. I swear, on some of these sites I still find job listings that were posted in December of last year, and if they're still open I'm not entirely sure I'd...