Which Is Better?

[angelinad128]

I've been told today that the company I work for will be closing.  So which one is better...Monster (where I already have a resume posted) or Hot Jobs?  Anyone here have any luck with these two or Craigslist?  Any info would be much appreciated!

[reeshy]

Had good luck with Monster.....the day after I had posted on Monster, I had over ten phone on voice mail waiting for me when I got home!!!!....but then again....I'm pretty popular!!!!!<br />

[cougarjake13]

<strong>angelinad128</strong> wrote:<br />I've been told today that the company I work for will be closing.&nbsp; So which one is better...Monster (where I already have a resume posted) or Hot Jobs?&nbsp; Anyone here have any luck with these two or Craigslist?&nbsp; Any info would be much appreciated! <p>most of my success came from careerbuilder.com, i had moderate success with hot jobs, and monster did absolutely nothing for me</p>

[Fez4PrezN2008]

We use careerbuilder.com exclusively to post all of our jobs at the co. I work for...

[FUNKMAN]

don't know much about the services, just wanted to say sorry for your misfortune and best of success finding something new!

[furie]

usajobs.opm.gov

[Alice S. Fuzzybutt]

I've heard good things about <a href="http://www.indeed.com/" target="_self">indeed.com</a>.<br />

[badorties]

<p>&nbsp;</p><p>monster / careerbuilder / hotjobs works on&nbsp;some levels</p><p>flipdog is a cool site for techie jobs</p><p>the nytimes.com and newsday.com are the better newspaper sites -- careebuilder &amp; newsday tend to be the same listings</p><p>i've had a few interviews with craigslist postings at smaller companies</p>

[angelinad128]

<p>Thanks everybody for you info. I will be pretty busy tomorrow!&nbsp; </p><p>Thanks Funk, that's what happens when you work for a small (very small) company.</p>

[Yerdaddy]

<strong>reeshy</strong> wrote:<br />Had good luck with Monster.....the day after I had posted on Monster, I had over ten phone on voice mail waiting for me when I got home!!!!....but then again....I'm pretty popular!!!!!<br /><p>Monster gave you a job because you had experience burrying bodies?</p><p><img height="300" src="http://www.cinematrix.hu/fajlok/galeriak/filmek/monster/monster-24.jpg" width="450" border="0" /></p>

[TheStonedAnt]

<p>Monster used to be pretty good and Hot Jobs wasn't bad.&nbsp; Career Builder is the way to go nowadays.&nbsp; I'm still getting calls for a resume that I had posted and last updated more than 4 years ago.</p>

[JustJon]

Personally, I'm all about the Craigslist<br />

[FreshJ]

My suggestion is to use every resource possible, at some point you will get in the habit of checking everyday and know which jobs are new and which ones are not.&nbsp; It is best to use all resources, hotjobs, monster, careerbuilder, dice, newspaper (websites).&nbsp; That and word or mouth may help.&nbsp; And don't forget to check out Head Hunters or even Temporary to Hire employment (they may get your foot in the door.)&nbsp;&nbsp; Just my bit of advice.<br />