The Beehive shows you how to find the best job listings

Because one of the best ways to find a job is online, the Beehive has partnered with Monster to provide you with the most current job listings. This way, you have fast access to the best job opportunities.  On Monster, as well as other online services, job listings are categorized for quick searching. Get started now to see Monster job listings!

What online sites offer in addition to job listings

You can easily post your resume and reach the right employers using most online job websites. Many even let you create an electronic agent (kind of like a robot) which finds useful information in addition to job listings and sends them to your email inbox.

Job tips through online services

Many websites also show you how to make your search through their job listings more efficient. They can offer useful tips, for example, how to take the lead in making new career contacts. Most people don't realize the power of networking - having friends, family and even people you don't really know very well helping you in your job search. Look at the menu to the left of this page to find the Networking link to help you in your job search.

Online articles can help you find a job

Besides providing updated job listings, various websites, both government and private, offer a number of helpful articles that help you in the process of looking for a job.  

Think local when it comes to job listings

Other online services are available, don't concentrate on just one. See if you can find a website in your town that offers local jobs. These may be more attuned to your needs. Don't forget to regularly check the careers web page of the companies in your area - often the first place they'll post job listings.

The Beehive offers resources to help you find:

• Job Search Sites for Bilingual Speakers
• Temporary, Part-Time and Hourly Jobs
• Youth Job Search Sites Including Part-Time and Summer Jobs

One-Stop Career Centers and other local organizations provide can also provide job listings. You can go to one for help in finding a job, getting training and more.

If you can't easily get to a computer, of course, you can search for jobs in the classified sections of your local newspapers. Don't confine your search only to the jobs listings. Remember to look through the business section of the newspaper too, often you will find articles about companies moving to your area or expanding their operations. Also be sure to check out more than one newspaper in your area, many companies put their job listings in only one.

The Beehive can show you where to find local help

If you need help in person, you can start your search here.