When you’re looking for information, it’s likely that you’ll use an online search engine like Google, right? Data shows the same behavior holds true for job search. While it’s certainly a viable option to use a search engine as a starting point, navigating the vast amount of job-related search results can be overwhelming.
My.jobs was developed with features and functionality to make finding the right job for you a whole lot easier. Here are some different ways you can search for your next career:
1) Use the Where and What Search Box
The My.jobs homepage features a “Where” and “What” box so you can look for jobs relevant to your desired location, job title or skill set.
2) View All Jobs
If you’re looking to explore a variety of options and would rather browse, simply click the “View All Jobs” link below the “Where” search box. You’ll be taken to a page to view all 1 million+ job opportunities on the My.jobs Network.
3) Narrow Down Your Search with Filters
On the right hand side of the page there are several different filter options including company, country, state and city. The number in parenthesis next to each option in the filter indicates the amount of corresponding jobs. For example, in the screenshot above, the “Filter by Company” area indicates that The Home Depot has 10,926 job opportunities. When you click the link, you’ll be taken to those corresponding job opportunities.
Filters are on every page, so you can continuously refine your results.
4) Type a Location or Occupation plus “.jobs” in your Web Browser
The My.jobs Network is actually comprised of over 40,000 location, occupation, term or specialty sites. Just type a location or occupation plus “.jobs” and you’re likely to get a site within the My.jobs Network. For example, check out Nursing.jobs:
Ready to search? Visit My.jobs to get started, or check out this post on making your search more efficient with saved searches.