Are you struggling to find the best places to look for work? Are you confused by the different job websites, and not sure which ones are valid and safe to use? This blog is for you! Let’s look at the different types of resources for job and career searchers.
Job Boards – Which Ones are Recommended?
Job boards are websites that share job postings provided by employers. Some of the ones that I recommend are the following:
Glassdoor
Website: glassdoor.com, opens a new window
- Requires free signup to access some features
- Ability to upload resume
- Includes job postings for a wide variety of organizations
- Provides information regarding salary, benefits, employee ratings and more
- Can search by geographical location, job type, specific company, full/part-time/remote work
Indeed
Website: indeed.com, opens a new window
- Requires free signup to access some features
- Ability to upload resume
- Includes job postings for a wide variety of organizations
- Provides information regarding salary, and employee ratings
- Can search by geographical location, job type, specific company, full/part-time/remote work
Monster
Website: monster.com, opens a new window
- Requires free signup to access some features
- Ability to upload resume
- Includes job postings for a wide variety of organizations
- Contains sections on salaries and career advice
- Can search by geographical location, job type, specific company, full/part-time/remote work
Website: linkedin.com, opens a new window
- Requires free signup (Premium has a monthly fee)
- Ability to upload resume
- Allows users to add information to profile such as work experience, education, skills, publications
- Allows users to connect with individuals and organizations
- Can search by geographical location, job type, specific company, full/part-time/remote work
What if I Want to Talk to Someone in Person?
There are several options for in person job and career assistance:
ADWorks! Workforce Center
Website: adworks.org, opens a new window
Phone number: (303) 636-1160
- ADWorks! aids workers looking for a new job or new career. Call to schedule an appointment with a career counselor
- Explore the possibilities:
Adams County Workforce and Business Center
Website: adcogov.org/WBC, opens a new window
Phone number: (303) 659-2120
- Adams County Workforce and Business Center provides services to registered job seekers.
Register at: Connecting Colorado
Website: Denver Workforce Center, opens a new window
Phone number: (720) 337-9675
- Denver Workforce Center provides access to
- Resources for adults over 50 looking to improve or gain job skills
- Career paths for people with disabilities
- Veterans Services
- Job fairs
Website: micasaresourcecenter.org/career-pathways, opens a new window
Phone Number: (303) 573-1302
- Mi Casa provides Career Pathways Training as well as Career Coaching
- Check out the details: Career Pathways and Training
I recommend checking out the websites for each of these organizations. They have classes, programs, and other useful resources.
I am also available to meet in person for questions regarding all things job and career related. I am the Career Services Librarian for Arapahoe Libraries and love helping people find their next great fit! Feel free to book an appointment via Ask a Librarian.
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