Are the jobs listed on websites legitimate or are the employers just fishing for better talent? Never hear of anyone getting hired.
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In a thoughtful article on job-hunting, Peter Bregman gives advice on finding a job in today's market. He advises not to spend time on job sites because they are not effective. Instead, work to form personal relationships with those in fields in which your interests lie.
In another article, a blogger recommended niche job sites, such as sites for a particular geographic area or profession, because general job sites are not effective.
Accurate success rates of online job boards are hard to come by in part because large corporate employers do not like to reveal their hiring percentages. A commonly cited independent study published in 2000 reported a success rate of 4 percent. Another study in 2002 found an even lower success rate of 1.4 percent. It appears that time spent combing through online job sites is not well spent.
Need to Find a Job? Stop looking so hard, http://blogs.harvardbusiness.org/bregman/2009/02/need-to-find-a-job-stop-lo...
Job-Board Journalism: Selling out the American job hunter, http://www.asktheheadhunter.com/newsletter/OE20030617.htm
Simple Guide to Choosing Online Job Board, http://www.recruitingblogs.com/profiles/blogs/simple-guide-to-choosing
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Personal experience.
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