Resume Posting Sites That Get Results

Resume Posting Sites That Get Results

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1. Indeed

Indeed is not only the largest job board in the United States, but it's also the largest job board globally with over 200 million visitors each month. So if you only plan to post to one site, post here for maximum exposure. First, you need to first create your individual Indeed account, and then you can then upload your resume or create it from 

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scratch on the site. Help is always available if you get stuck.

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2. CareerBuilder

Around for over 20 years, CareerBuilder's website clearly states their objective: “Each day we help job seekers and companies connect, giving people a chance to find their calling and many employers a chance to find and hire top talent to help grow their business.”  Over 100 million jobs are posted on CareerBuilder to 

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choose from, so don't wait. This link takes you to their jobs page, where you can upload your resume or “build one in three easy steps.”

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3. Glassdoor

Glassdoor is unique because not only can you post your resume, but you can read what present and past employees think of their company and look at current salary data for your specific job or career interests. Glassdoor requires you to sign in. Once you create your login, you can upload your resume and complete a profile for employers to see.

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4. ZipRecruiter

While posting your resume here takes a few extra steps, it's worth it to be seen by the thousands of employers who use it. Once you create your ZipRecruiter account and sign in, click on the “Profile” link at the top right. You'll see options to add information and to upload your resume. If you keep scrolling, you'll find more 

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information about inputting your information to create a specific “online resume.”

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5. ResumeRabbit

ResumeRabbit is unique in that it has an “auto-post” feature that sends your resume to up to 60 different job sites at once. You select the overall job markets, and ResumeRabbit takes it from there.  However, this is one of the few sites that are not free; you have to pay a one-time fee of $59.95 to access their service. Scroll all the way to the bottom

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of the site and click on “Upload Your Resume” to get started.

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6. The Muse

According to their website, organizations use The Muse “to attract and hire talent by providing an authentic look at company culture, workplace, and values through the stories of their employees.”  This includes many startups and other growing companies. You must create an account and apply for a job to post your resume. However, that 

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resume will then be saved and available for potential employers to review going forward.

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7. Resume-Library

The Resume-Library website says they are “America's fastest-growing job board.” You can use their advanced search tools to browse jobs in 50 different industries and “apply for thousands of jobs with one click.” Click on the “Register Now” button on the upper right of the site to first create an account, and then start uploading your resume.

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8. USAJOBS

If you want to work for the United States government in any capacity, your resume needs to be uploaded here to be seen by a wide range of government organizations. Start by clicking the “Create Profile” button on the home page. Once you have a profile, you can upload your resume so it's visible to the various recruiters that use the site.

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9. College Recruiter

While you should check your college website or placement office for help in finding the best resume posting sites to use, College Recruiter also helps recent graduate and current college students find their first job. College Recruiter posts jobs from Fortune 1,000 companies, federal government agencies, and other employers looking

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to hire college-age or newly-graduated candidates. All you have to do is see what's out there.

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10. Specific Industry Sites

There are websites and job boards for a wide variety of specific industries.  A quick online search will help you find the right one for you and show you how to post your resume. Here are a few sites to get you started: – Environmental Career Opportunities –  eFinancialCareers – Healthcare Jobsite

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