Job site listings

1. Monster

Monster offers a vast resume database and is a terrific employment platform for a variety of positions. Pricing is determined on the amount of posts purchased; the more you purchase, the cheaper each post becomes. The Monster+ program includes free posts but does not include access to the resume database.

2. Coroflot

Coroflot, similar to Dribbble, is a specialty site that enables creatives to publish portfolios for employers and recruiters to peruse. The site is mostly concerned with design and creative work. It claims to be able to connect companies with millions of top-tier creative workers. The price is set per post.

3. JobsRadar

Another generic employment board is JobsRadar. It promises to provide companies with access to more than 50 million job searchers in the United States. Pricing is based on a membership plan that starts at $200.00 a month for one job listing.

4. StartWire

StartWire is a job advertising aggregator that enables job seekers to look for available positions. Employers cannot submit positions directly to the site; however, if you advertise your job elsewhere, it is probable that it will be picked up by StartWire.

5. Careerjet

Careerjet is another job aggregator site that allows candidates to look for jobs listed all over the Internet. Unlike many aggregator sites, companies may pay $120.00 per listing to have their positions featured on Careerjet.

6. Juju

Juju is a job aggregator website that allows candidates to look for jobs advertised on different websites around the Internet from a single location. Employers may pay per click to have their positions posted on Juju. Millions of job searchers, according to the employment portal, view the advertising.

7. CareerBliss

CareerBliss prides itself on being a "cultural job search engine." It's a job-seeker-focused website that focuses on corporate culture to assist job searchers find work. Employers may pay to have their positions featured as sponsored opportunities on CareerBliss.

8. Mediabistro

Mediabistro is a job board for professionals working in the media sector. Post jobs here if you are looking to hire in the media. It's an excellent technique to avoid sifting through piles of unnecessary resumes. Pricing is per job posting, with savings available for bulk purchases.

9. We Work From Home

The most popular employment platform for startups wanting to recruit remote employees is We Work Remotely. The primary job type is software development, but they are also a great source for writers, marketers, and other startup positions. Monthly job postings cost $299.00.

10. Geebo

Geebo is a Craigslist-style ads site that promises to weed out scammers and other annoyances for job searchers. Geebo claims to "send your job announcements to some of the most widely viewed and cutting edge websites in the United States." Pricing is determined on the number of job postings.