Looking for a job? Can’t find a job that fits your schedule? If so, check out this site. Since 2000, Snagajob.com has been hooking up America’s hourly workforce with great hourly jobs. They offer more employers than newspapers. You can easily look for full-time or part-time jobs, just type your zip code and the site will find you a job that’s near you. Or enter your e-mail address so employers can contact you. You can also create a profile that will help you find you a job that matches your experience, skills and preferences.
The site is neatly organized in a menu where you can choose to search a job by category, by type or by industry. In this latter option, you can search for openings in construction, customer service, healthcare, or marketing, to name only a few examples.
The “Jobs by category” section lets you search for the kind of job which is best for you, such as part-time, full time, seasonal or student jobs. Bilingual and hourly jobs are also part of the list of categories in that section.
When it comes to searching for jobs by type, you’ll find manager jobs, retirement jobs, warehouse agencies, or jobs to work from your own home.
As you can see, you’ve got a wide range of options to choose from to get the work you need. But snagajob.com has yet something more for you. It not only provides the thorough search tools just mentioned, but also has sections with articles with tips on how to make your job search, how to behave on interviews, and many similar issues.
As well, you’ll find the best tips on how to create your profile and CV for using the site’s services. On the other hand, if you are an employer you can post a job advertisement at $129 for 30 days.
In Their Own Words
It all started with a job board, and for a while that was enough, but a few years ago we began to realize Snagajob could do more than just show job seekers who was hiring.
Why Snagajob.com May Be A Killer
Snagajob.com gives a great resource to wade through unemployment periods which we all know are hard to bear.
Questions
There is a spanish version of the site, will they extend it to other languages too?
