Top 10 Job Web Sites

There are thousands of job sites on the Web. What follows are the ten best job sites for job-seekers

CareerBuilder -- claims to have the largest assortment of job listings on the Net -- a combination of help wanted ads of the nation's leading newspapers and job listings from the Web sites of leading employers. The site also includes many other resources. Free to job-seekers.

Monster.com -- one of the oldest job sites on the Web, with several hundred thousand jobs worldwide. Also includes career advice and relocation services for job-seekers, as well as an auction-style marketplace for independent professionals.

HotJobs.com -- one of the best job sites on the Net, offering job-seeking professionals a one-stop job search resource -- at no cost. Candidates create a personalized career management page called MyHotJobs, which provides all of the tools needed for an easy, simple and confidential job search. Features include access to HotJobs.com's central resume database where companies search for candidates, as well as other job-seeker tools.

DirectEmployers Employment Search Engine -- a twist in job-searching, where job-seekers can search for jobs (by location, company, industry, keyword) directly from company Websites -- and apply for jobs directly to those employers. This site cuts out the "middleman" job sites and includes several hundred thousand current job openings throughout the world. Free to job-seekers.

College Recruiter -- Jobs for college students, grads and recent graduates. Entry level work and career opportunities. Part-time and full-time. A great resource for job-seekers.

Job.com -- where job-seekers can post your resume and search thousands of jobs by industry, city, state, job title, and keywords. Job listings show posted date. Free to job-seekers.

Career.com -- lots of job opportunities, searchable by company, location, and discipline. Also lists jobs for new college graduates. A great site. Free to job-seekers.

TrueCareers -- a great site for job-seekers, where you will find job listings, company research, and other valuable career information (articles, advice, etc.). You can search for jobs (by keywords, location, salary, employers), post your resume, and use a job search agent. From SallieMae. Free to job-seekers.

CareerShop.com -- one of the best job sites, this free site offers job-seekers several services, including posting resumes into a resume database, searching job listings, retrieving jobs matches, listing career fairs, and providing career advice.

Net-Temps -- a site where job-seekers can search thousands of job listings or post your resume. Includes contract, temporary and permanent employment postings. Also includes career development articles, tools and resources. A top site. Free to job-seekers.