Below is a list of national job search websites (I’m sure there are other great sites out there) that we feel cater well to a variety of individuals – experienced professionals, those looking for part-time work, or others just entering the workforce and in search of some assistance.

The Monster Board
A monster of a sight. This general recruitment site offers hundreds of thousand of job listings. Note to both job seekers and employers: give yourself enough time to sort through all the job postings and resumes.

Career Rewards
Make money, win prizes and, hey, even find yourself a job. What more can you ask for from a website?

Career City
“Specifically designed for those technical and professional people who are seeking the most demanding and challenging positions available today in their chosen field.” Well that’s a mouthful. Careercity.com also claims to be one of the most frequently visited employment sites on the World Wide Web, serving over 2.5 million page views per month. So go on, check out the site and be one of those 2.5 million. You might be glad you did.

Career Hunters
One big site that lets you create your own online resume and then send it out in the job category of your choice. Employers look here too for quick resumes.

Hot Resume
Claims to be “the hottest place on the net where you can submit your resume to thousands of employers.” Can’t go wrong here, can you?

Hot Jobs
Experienced professionals need only apply for these hot postings. Does this include jobs working near the fast-food grill? According to HotJobs, no!

Best Jobs USA
Worried about finding work before, during or after that big move? This site will ease your fears with job postings from around the country. Employers can locate individuals who will appreciate the wonderful setting they can provide. In short, great jobs in great places! 

Jobs.com
Pretty straightforward name here. Jobs.com distinguishes itself with locally focused recruiting services supported by an aggressive local advertising strategy. Translation: they help employees recruit the top talent available in their areas.

Job Options
Don’t know what you want to do with your life? Well this site can help. JobOptions.com matches your personality and job experience with the right job. Employers will end up with individuals who are happy to be with them.

Nation Job
P.J. Scout is here to save the day! Let P.J. email you job leads, resume tips, industry reports, recruitment advice and more.

Americas Employers
Looking for helpful hints and tools for recruiters and those being recruited? Then check out this site. You can even take part in a career chat here.

Recruit USA
Staying true to the red, white and blue, this general recruitment site is a gateway to over 100,000 career opportunities all over the Unites States. 

Career Builder 
Their motto is simple: “You be the client. We’ll be the server.” Works for us.

I Want Work
Hey, don’t we all. Go to this site for all the tools you’ll ever need to start your search for a new career.

Resume Zapper
No, this isn’t a site where some Martian zaps your resume into oblivion. Quite the opposite. Resumezapper.com boasts to be the Internet’s BEST resume distribution service.

Thingamajob
It’s more than a cool name! This site meets the needs of experienced professionals while offering helpful career-boosting articles, tips of the week and much more. Oh yeah, don’t forget to post your resume here also.

Find Jobs
Use their “Job Search Robot” to retrieve job listings from more than 40 of the top employment sites – all in one big search.

The Job Search Engine
Although not a job board, Job-Search-Engine.com is a direct search engine where you can post resumes and find job listings in the U.S. and Canada.

Get a Job
Getajob.com is one of the best sites to help you…get a job. This site offers nationwide listings and a fast interactive menu screen, plus nearly three quarters of a million jobs. That’s a lot of jobs.

Jobs Online
They’re jobs!  They’re online!  At Jobs Online!  This is a good site with a wide range of jobs, categories, and search engines. But watch out! They keep trying to enter you into contests and sell you magazines.

Resume Safari
You will need a resume to use this site, hence the name.  All you do is select your location and the types of jobs you are interested in, and the site sends your resume to employers.

Info Works USA
Submit your resume to any of the 10 different categories available on this site.  After that, employers will have access to it. If they like what they see, they’ll come find you!

Job Bank USA
Although Job Bank itself doesn’t have a lot of jobs listed; their site allows you to use almost 30 other job search engines.  They’re so selfless.

Yahoo! Classifieds
This place has so many jobs listed it’s scary!  There are literally thousands of jobs posting from every city across our great country.  Any profession. Any salary. You name it and their search engine will find it for you.

Help Wanted
Create an online resume and cover letter, plus control how much of it the employers can see.  Helpwanted.com also lets you search an extensive job database.

BIO
Touted as “The leading online portal for discovery research and development in the life sciences.” To that, we say, “This is one cosmic site, man.” Plus it even has one groovy Career Center where you can post your resume, find jobs and even post jobs. 

ACInet
Claims to help people make better, more informed career decisions. We bet some of us could’ve used their help when we stared to enter the real world. Oh well, no time like the present. In addition to its job bank, acinet.org offers state-by-state demographic and economic data as well as wages and trends information.

CareerMag
“Post your resume. Get a Job…it’s just that simple.” This fun little site basically has three main sections: one for job seekers, one for employers and a miscellaneous area that provides among other things articles, a message board and information on training and education.

Flip Dog 
“Fetch your next job here.” Catchy. FlipDog.com delivers the Internet's largest job collection—all direct from the source—employer Web sites. Using breakthrough technology, they get jobs from five times more employers each week than other job sources do in a year. They also collect jobs you won't see on any other job site—jobs from big and small companies, public and private organizations or anywhere at all. If it's out there, they apparently got it.

Job.com 
Now don’t confuse this site with “Jobs.com.” This is a completely different site. You can post your resume for free and search 1000’s of job. Also has a Career Bookstore. Give it a shot.  

Career Surf 
Careersurf.com’s tag line is: A better “wave” to find jobs. That’s totally awesome, dude! 

Job Web 
Jobweb.com is brought to you by the National Association of Colleges and Employers. Sounds pretty legit to us. Also has an online career fair. 

Job Search Pro 
JobSearchPro.com is the place to begin your online job search. They have thousands of links to help you get started. The sites in their directory give you access to millions of jobs and tons of advice. They have everything you need to find your next job — online!

Work Tree 
“The LARGEST job search portal in the world.” We aspire to be as big as them someday. However, you do have to pay for their services. 

Mega Job Sites 
Yep, they ain’t lyin’.  This is definitely a mega job site. Block out a good amount of time to check out all their links. 

Career.com 
“World’s first recruitment site.” Ya’ know, there’s something to be said about being first. We’re not sure what that is, but we know there’s something to say. Definitely check them out, though.

Employment 911 
Emergency, emergency! We need jobs, stat! Employment911.com is a premier provider of solutions for job seekers, recruiters and employers. The site was launched with the idea to provide an “All in one” solution for job seekers recruiters and employers.