JobHunt

A Meta-list of On-Line Job-Search Resources and Services

Last Updated: 13 April 1995, 8:45 pm PDT
The purpose of this server is to provide a listing of useful internet accessable job-search resources and services. These include job search/retrieval systems, and/or places to which you may submit your resume. No attempt has been made to list every job listing on the internet here. Only those services which are relatively stable and appear to be useful or relevant to a broad range of job types and geographical locations are listed. If you find a "stale" link in this list, or know of any job-search resources that are not in this listing but you feel should be, please contact dane@rescomp.stanford.edu

Disclaimer: I make no claims as to the reliability of the servers listed here, nor the information contained therein.

NOTE: Please, DO NOT send me requests for job information, resumes, or individual job postings. I don't put any of that information up on the web, and every job service I know about is already listed below. Contact any one of the job services below if you wish to post something, or want additional information.

- New Items which are less than a week old.
- Outstanding Job Resources - good places to start your job search.
- Stale Links which may function only part of the time.

1994 Tax Forms

Although it's not something we usually like to think about, or associate with looking for a job, I figured this might be useful. The IRS now has on-line WWW-accessable versions of their 1994 Income Tax Forms

Job Resource Catagories:

On-Line Job Services Listing

Academia

Positions in academia.

General Job Listings

Job resources with a wide variety of job lisitngs. Usually, you have direct access to the job listings and the company posting it. Government Jobs are also included in this listing.

Science & Engineering

Positions in Science (including Health Care) and Engineering.

Recruiting Agencies

Jobs listed in these resources are generally through a recruiting agency; meaning that the actual source of the job is not listed. Instead, you must contact the recuriting agency, and they contact the hiring organization on your behalf. Some of these organizations may charge a fee for their services.

Newsgroups

There are now a number of searchable indices for searching the contents of multiple job-releated newsgroups simultaniously. Some of these include: The following newsgroups seem to be the most often consulted and useful for job searches:

Resume Banks

On-line repositories of resumes to which you can submit your resume for prospective employers to search though.

Reference Material

These resources contain information and tip on how to conduct a job search, write resumes, etc., and may not necessarily have actual job offerings listed.

Other Jobs Meta-Lists

Clearly, this isn't the only meta-listing of job resources on the 'net. The following is a list of other job resource meta-lists that I know of:
This page is maintained by Dane Spearing