Jobs In Business

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Industry-Specific Job Boards for Job-Seekers:
Jobs in Business, Management, Accounting, Finance, Marketing, and Sales

 

 

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Looking for a business job? What follows is a collection of the best job boards and career resources for the business profession, including jobs in accounting, finance, sales, marketing, and management — at all levels, from entry-level to executive.

 

For purely executive and top management jobs, please go to Executive Jobs. For pharmaceutical sales jobs, go to Jobs in Health Care, Medicine, Pharmaceuticals, and Social Work.

 

Careers: Jobs in Business

 Accounting Jobs – search job listings by company, location, and keywords.

 

 Finance Jobs – search job listings by company, location, and keywords.

 

 Management Jobs – search job listings by company, location, and keywords.

 

 Marketing Jobs – search job listings by company, location, and keywords.

 

 Sales Jobs – search job listings by company, location, and keywords.

 

 

Sales and Marketing Job Site

 

 Empowering Sales Jobs – helps job-seekers find best jobs in sales, marketing, sales management career sectors. Search and apply for sales, sales management, and marketing jobs. Read sales industry news, review sales-related career books, and find sales and marketing links. No cost to job-seekers. A joint venture of essential Careers and EmpoweringJobSites.com.

 

Business Niche Job Boards

 AAFA: Careers and Jobs Search Firms – from the American Association of Finance and Accounting, a site geared to the placement of accounting and finance professionals.

 

 accjobs.com – a job site for UK accounting and finance professionals, where job-seekers can search hundreds of job listings (by keyword, type of job, location, salary), as well as received new job listings via email. Also includes numerous other features, including industry news and events, forums, and more. Free to job-seekers.

 

 Accounting.com – where accounting professionals can search job listings (by category, location, company, keywords), post your resume, participate in discussion groups/forums, and find professional development resources. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 AccountingBoard.com – where accounting professionals can search for a new job (by posting date, job type, location, and keywords), post your resume, register for a job agent, and review key employer company profiles. Free to job-seekers.

 

 Accounting Career Network – where job-seekers search for accounting, finance, audit, and tax jobs can search job listings, post your resume, register for a job alert, and find recruiters. Registration is required to access any information on the site. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Accounting Jobs Today – a job board and career resource dedicated to accounting and finance professionals, where job-seekers can browse or search (by keyword, location) job listings, post your resume, and register for alerts. Career resources include videos, salary information, and paid services. Job board no cost to job-seekers.

 

 Advertising Jobs – job postings and position wanted postings, sponsored by Advertising Media Internet Center (AMIC). Must be a member to access job information, but membership is free.

 

 AllRetailJobs.com – a site specifically focused on all types of retail jobs and careers. Job-seekers can search for hourly or managerial jobs (by job category, industry, keywords, location) and post your resume. Free to job-seekers.

 

 American Marketing Association Career Center – a great job board for marketing professionals, where you can search for job postings (by location, job level, keywords), post your resume, and find loads of other career and job-search resources. Free to job-seekers.

 

 AwesomeAccountants.com – a job site for accounting professionals, where job-seekers must register to use the site — which matches your resume with existing job openings based on your criteria. Free to job-seekers.

 

 BankJobs.com – where job-seekers looking for employment in banking or the financial services industry can post your resume or search the jobs database, where thousands of listings are updated weekly. Free to job-seekers.

 

 BenefitsLink: Employee Benefits Jobs – a great collection of employee benefits resources, including the latest articles about benefits, a Q&A benefits column, benefits vendor listings, message boards, job and resume postings for benefits professionals, and more. Free to job-seekers.

 

 BookkeeperJobs.com – where bookkeeping professionals can search for a new job (by posting date, job type, location, and keywords), post your resume, register for a job agent, and review key employer company profiles. Free to job-seekers.

 

 BrokerHunter.com – an employment Website for job-seekers within the securities industry segment of the financial services industry, where securities, insurance, and banking professionals can browse or search job listings (by position, location, and firm), as well as post your resume. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 CareerBank.com – where job-seekers can search accounting, finance, and banking job listings (by keyword and location), as well as post your resume. Also includes other key reference material and information for accounting and finance professionals. Free to job-seekers.

 

 Careers in Business – designed to help you get started on a satisfying career in the business world, including such things as the latest scoop on various business career areas including salaries, what people are saying about certain careers, and entry requirements. Free to job-seekers.

 

 Careers in Marketing – full of interesting resources for job-seekers looking to gain more knowledge about careers in marketing. Includes links, books, and great information. Free to job-seekers.

 

 CPG Jobs – a job site for Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) executives seeking new opportunities. Job-seekers can search job listings (by category, company, source), post your resume, and register for job alerts. Also includes industry news and some career resources. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 CreditJobsToday.com – where job-seekers in the trade credit industry can search for all types of jobs (by position, company size, location, and keywords), post your resume (confidentially), and use a job agent that will email you job opportunities. Apply directly to jobs via email. Free to job-seekers.

 

 DataShaping.com – a job board for analytic professionals, with backgrounds in data mining, statistics, data analysis, SAS and statistical programming, quant, computer science, artificial intelligence, biostatistics, web analytics, risk management, econometrics, decision science. Post your resume, search job listings, register for monthly email job alerts. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Doostang – a subscription-based job site focused on recent graduates in the finance and consulting fields, where job-seekers can browse job listings by job category or location. Must join to apply to any listings. Premium (paid) account allows access to network. Basic service is free; most is fee-based.

 

 eFinancialCareers – a great site for banking and financial market jobs, where job-seekers can browse or search (by keywords, sector, and location) job listings, as well as post your resume. Also includes investment banking, asset management and securities communities hiring news, industry developments, and pay trends. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 eTaxJobs.com – a global job portal exclusively for tax professionals, where job-seekers can search job postings (by region, discipline, keywords), as well as user forums and tax information. Main concentration of jobs are in the UK, but has plans to expand. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Financial Jobs – a job board for financial professionals (including accounting, banking, finance, and insurance), where you can search job postings (by keyword, job category, state), as well as upload your resume, and register for job alerts. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Financial Technology Jobs – a job board for financial technology professionals, where job-seekers can browse or search (by job title, location, job type) job listings, post your resume, as well as register for daily job listing alerts. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 FindMortgageJobs – where mortgage industry job-seekers can seek mortgage employment nationwide by searching job postings (by keywords, job function, industry, state), creating an online profile, and establishing a job alert to notify you of new job listings. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Glocap.com – a recruiting job site for investment professionals, technical job-seekers, and lawyers and attorneys. Job-seekers register with the site and then are sent emails with job listings — which you can then apply for through the Website. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Great Insurance Jobs – where job-seekers can find jobs in the insurance industry. Job-seeker can search job listings (by career interest, insurance discipline, location, and keywords), as well as post your resume and find employer profiles and career links. Free to job-seekers.

 

 iHireAccounting – a job site for accounting professionals, where you can search for job listings (by job title, location, and salary) as well as post your resume. Job-seekers must register and post profile/resume to use site. Part of the iHireJobNetwork. Free to job-seekers.

 

 iHireBanking.com – a job site for banking professionals, where you can search for job listings (by job title, location, and salary) as well as post your resume. Job-seekers must register and post profile/resume to use site. Free to job-seekers.

 

 InsuranceJobs.com – an excellent job site for job-seekers looking for jobs in the insurance industry (including sales, claims, underwriting, risk management), where you can search job listings by location or keyword, post your resume, register for job alerts, and find some excellent career advice and resources. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Insurance Sales Jobs – where both experienced salespeople and entry-level job-seekers can look for career opportunities in insurance sales. Job-seekers can search job listings (by insurance discipline, state, keywords), as well as post your resume. Free to job-seekers.

 

 J. Carson & Associates – a nationwide exective search firm for the marketing research industry. Positions include analysts through executives.

 

 Job Search Digest – a job site for finance professionals, where job-seekers can subscribe to a job listings service, find niche recruiters, and read career-related advice in three specific categories: hedge funds, private equity, and investment banking. No cost to job-seekers for basic service, but fee-based for full access.

 

 ManufacturingJobs.com – where job-seekers at all levels (from entry-level to executive) looking for employment in all areas of the manufacturing sector can search for job postings (by job function, industry, location, and keywords), as well as post your resume and register with a email job agent. Free to job-seekers.

 

 MarketingHire.com – a great job site for marketing professionals seeking marketing, public relations, and sales positions. Job-seekers can search job listings (by location, type, keywords) and post your resume. Also includes a growing career tools section. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 MarketingJobs.com – a job board for marketing, sales, and advertising professionals, where job-seekers can search job listings (by keyword, location), post your resume, register for email job alerts, and find relevant career articles. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 MarketingManager.com – a job site for marketing and sales professionals who are looking for managerial positions in the U.S. and internationally. Job-seekers can browse job listings. Part of CareerMarketplace Network. Free to job-seekers.

 

 Market Research Job & Resume Center – where job-seekers looking for market research jobs or jobs within market research companies can post your resumes and browse or search for job openings. Free to job-seekers.

 

 MBA Jobs – from essential Careers. A collection of resources for MBAs to help you find a job in the career of your choice — with links to the best job sources for MBAs.

 

 MortgageBoard.com – where mortgage professionals can search for jobs (by job category, location, work type, and keywords) as well as post your resume. Includes links to employers Websites, so you can conduct research. Part of TheBoardNetwork.com. Free to job-seekers.

 

 National Banking Network (NBN) – the oldest and largest association of independently-owned recrutiing firms specializing in the banking and financial services marketplace. At the NBN site, job-seekers can locate a recruiter, search the NBN jobs database, find valuable links to other sites, and much more!

 

 Operations-Jobs.com – a job site for job-seekers looking for jobs in manufacturing, operations, production, transportation, logistics, supply chain, and procurement. Job-seekers can browse or search job listings (by keyword, category, location, employment type), post your resume, as well as set up an email job-alert. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 QuantFinanceJobs.com – a job board for quantitative finance, financial engineering and risk management professionals, where job-seekers can search U.S. and U.K. job listings (by keywords, location), upload your resume, and register for job-search agent. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 QUANTster.com – a job site for quantitative and analytics professionals, where job-seekers can find job postings in quantitative fiance, financial engineering, data mining, risk management, quantitative research, business analytics, and more. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 SalesAnimals – a top site for sales professionals seeking new jobs, where job-seekers can search job listings (by keywords, location), post your resume (with confidential option), register for job alerts, find career advice, and review sales resources. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Sales Gravy – an international networking community and job board for sales professionals, where job-seekers can search job listings, post your resume, and/or join the sales networking community for new contacts and job leads No cost to job-seekers.

 

 SalesHeads.com – an interesting job and career site for sales and marketing job-seekers, where you can post your resume and search for job listings (by keywords, location, company, and job category), as well as find informative career advice and links. Free to job-seekers.

 

 SalesJobs.com – where sales professionals can search for all types of sales jobs (by industry, state, keywords) or post your resume. Job listings include date posted. Also includes useful links for salespeople. Free to job-seekers.

 

 SalesProfile – an innovative job-search 2.0 Website for sales professionals, where job-seekers can search job listings (by keywords, state, region) and/or create a multimedia profile, deliver a 30-second elevator pitch video, and complete an optional online behavioral assessment. Can also find industry news, user forums, and other tools and resources. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 SalesTrax – a great job site for sales professionals, where you can post your resume, search job listings (by location, job type, and keywords), and register for a career fair. The site specializes in sales jobs for the pharmaceutical, medical, technical, industrial, financial services industries. Also includes career resources. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 Social Media Jobs – where job-seekers can search social media job listings (by keywords, job categories, location, experience level), browse recent job postings, and register for job alerts. No cost to job-seekers.

 

 StartHereGoPlaces.com – a great job site for high school and college students interested in a career in accounting. High school students can get tips on preparing for college while college students can find information on careers, job openings, and CPA certification. From the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants. Free.

 

 Supply Chain Recruit – a job site dedicated to purchasing, logistics and supply chain management. Job-seekers can search for jobs (by location, industry, salary, and keywords), create an email job-search agent, as well as post your resume/CV. Also includes salary information for supply chain professionals. Free to job-seekers.

 

 Talent Zoo – a great site for advertising professionals. Job-seekers can search or browse job listings, as well as post your resume, read current industry news, get expert advice from industry professionals, use a salary monitor and other career resources, subscribe to receive e-mail updates, and more. Mostly free to job-seekers.

 

 TaxTalent.com – a job and career portal for tax professionals of all experience levels, in which job-seekers can search job listings (by location, tax specialty, job title, keyword), register for job alerts, and take advantage of a tax-specific job seeker toolkit. Also includes a tax career forum, mentor program, salary calculator, top tax career Q&A, a grad tax and tax law school search, tax training event listings, and more. No cost to job-seekers

 

 Top Sales Jobs – a job site for sales professionals, where you can find career advice related to finding a new job and sales training, search for jobs (by keywords, location, job type), post your resume, and register for a job-search alert. No cost to job-seekers.

 

And don’t forget that for the complete list of career books (including books about a career in business), check out the essential Careers Bookstore, in association with Amazon Books.

 

What Can I do With a Major in Business?

Students and Career-Changers: Learn About Real Careers in Business Based on a Major in…

• Accounting, Finance, and Economics
• International Business
• Management, Entrepreneurship, and Hospitality
• Marketing, Advertising, Retailing, and Sales
• Real Estate

 

 

 

Don’t overlook going directly to the career center of potential employers to get the most current information on job openings, conduct research, and learn how to submit your application. You can find links to more than 500 company career centers in The essential Directory of Company Career Centers.

 

 

Back to Career and Job Resources — by Industry, where we review (and provide links to) hundreds of the very best industry-specific niche job sites for job-seekers.

 

Before applying to any job listings that you find, be sure you are completely ready for the job search — with a strategy, resume, cover letter, and interviewing refresher. Use our complete (and exhaustive) set of free career tools to help you obtain the job you seek!

 

 

 

Maximize your career and job-search knowledge and skills! Take advantage of The essential Careers Content Index, which enables site visitors to locate articles, tutorials, quizzes, and worksheets in 35 career, college, job-search topic areas.

5 best websites to post jobs free

Today's recruiters have to fulfill staffing requirements quickly and efficiently. However, the tools at the recruiter's disposal are often limited, as the companies are limited in the choices they provide to their recruiters and headhunters. Current paid job sites provide questionable value for the prices they charge: sites such as CareerBuilder, Monster, Indeed can quickly empty out your wallet while providing just a few not relevant candidates. We've decided to compile a list of free websites where you can post jobs and actually expect decent results.

1. CBCJobs.com - this is the premiere staffing website when it comes to getting something for nothing. You can post jobs free, search their huge resume database free, create a careers webpage and much much more. Your free job is fed out to tons of recruiting sites and portals as well - all for free.
2. Craigslist.org - Craigslist is still a formidable resource when it comes to getting candidates for jobs. CL has been clamping down on spammers recently, and it can be sort of hard to navigate. It also still charges for jobs in a lot of areas - however, posting gigs is still free and you can get a few good resumes that way.
3. SmartRecruiters.com - this is a company based in the UK that basically makes money through affiliate programs for Monster/CareerBuilder/Dice - it let's you post a basic job free and then pitches you its affiliate programs. Worth a try.
4. Jobvertise.com -  this company has been around the web for a long time. Still let's you post jobs for free.
5. Snagajob.com - large corporate recruiting portal that provides free basic job listings to lure you into paying for a more advanced listing.

Free Online Classifieds

• Craigslist is the nation's largest free classified ad provider, but it now charges for job postings in most cities. You can still post free job announcements on Kijiji, an online classified service owned by eBay. This site has been operating since 2007 and covers nearly as many U.S. cities as Craigslist, as well as some in Canada.

Social Media Sites

• Many social media sites have free classifieds and job-posting options. Once you register and join these sites, you can send your job vacancy announcements through the social media network directly or by using job boards for specific groups and industries. LinkedIn and Twitter are two of the most active sites; both allow you to target your job postings by participating in appropriate interest groups.
  On LinkedIn, once you create a profile and join groups, you can post positions in discussions or on each group's job board. To post on Twitter, you simply tweet your job opportunities to your followers. After you register, look around the site and start following some of the key people whose interests fit your mission. As you gain followers and update your status messages, you can inform people of your job opportunities. With only 140 characters, you need to practice brevity and create short URLs that link to the full job description on your site. Twitter has quite a few job feeds that you can use as examples for implementing a social media job posting strategy.

More Alternatives

• The nation's labor departments do not charge fees for employment posting. Because the unemployed must register with the state labor office, your vacancy announcement will get plenty of views from eager, motivated applicants. Visit the U.S. Department of Labor to find the labor department for every state. Most college and university career services offices do not charge fees for posting your job announcements. In addition to providing information to current students, many career service offices also provide job leads to alumni through newsletters and special e-mails. Don't overlook national associations and community organizations that may be relevant to your recruitment needs. Contact them to find out if they provide job leads to their members.

Scott Dietrich

HR Reporter Blog

7-2-2015

6 totally free and awesome resume templates

In honor of all of our readers who are recent graduates looking for their first job, and to those who are looking for a new gig, we offer these seven free resume templates as our way of making your job search a little easier.

We all know first impressions count. Professionally, our resumes are often the first impression a potential employer gets of us. In the same way that it’s important to your chances of landing the job to be well-groomed and dressed like you’re serious, so should your resume.

The problem is…designing a resume sucks. It takes a lot of time to get spacing and formatting right, and that’s time better served focusing on the content, getting in touch with your network, and contacting employers.

So I thought I’d help you out in your search by putting together these seven free resume templates to give you a running start. Inspired by some beautiful examples I found across the web, these templates should help you get started no matter what your industry.

All seven are slightly different in what information is prioritized. Different industries and positions are interested in different info, so be sure to pick the one which makes the most sense for your field. For example, if you’re an engineer, an employer may be most interested in work history or where you went to school. If you’re in the film industry they want to know what skills you have and what you’ve done, while your school history won’t be nearly as important.

Also be mindful of how receptive your field is to design and color. Some technical jobs may want a straight outlined black and white document.

How to Write Your Resume

The rule of thumb is to try and keep your resume to one full page. This may change later in your life if you become an executive, or are an academic, or have a long list of impressive clients or projects. But for now, one page.

If you’re a recent graduate (congrats) you may not have a lot of work history to fill a page. In this case make use of one of the templates that utilizes tabs and negative space such as template 2.

I asked him his thoughts on how an applicant should prepare a resume:

Before finding my true passion for fashion and starting my own image consulting company I spent years in HR as a recruiter. Needless to say I’ve seen a few resumes and been through more than a few interviews in my day. Here are my 5 do’s and don’ts of resume writing. Some may be common sense (unfortunately common sense isn’t so common) and others may not.

DO

1. Use 10-12 point font depending on length.

2. Use a simple, standard font.

3. Use proper margins.  1 inch is fine.

4. Use a professional/executive summary to pinpoint skills and objectives.

5. Use resume paper to print copies. This paper is different than the standard printer type and will make your copy stand out over others.

DON’T

1. Use a lot of colors or overuse italics.

2. Ever use more than 3 pages or fill less than 1.

3. Submit the same resume for every job.  Tailor it to the specific requirements needed.

4. Submit a resume without a cover letter.  The cover letter is an introduction and a manager will look at candidates who write one with more interest than ones who don’t.

5. Lie, embellish, stretch, add, fluff, fudge, or put anything else deceiving in a resume.  It will come out during the interview or worse yet on the job.

Some may disagree with me, but I would advise against listing your high school under education. As a guy who’s been out of college a few years I would never list my high school on my resume, and if I were to see that on a potential hire’s resume I would know immediately this candidate doesn’t have a lot of experience. Highlight impressive or do-well extracurricular activities if need be.

Note: Initially I was hoping to release these as Google Docs, but I ran into formatting issues when I tried to import them in Google Docs. So be aware that they may not open properly if you don’t open them in Word.

All the best!

Template 1

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Template 2

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Template 3

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Template 4

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Template 5

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Template 6

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sales resume template

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5 ways to distribute your resume

HOW TO DISTRIBUTE YOUR RESUME 

1. Resume Distribution websites - sites such as www.ResumeRobin.com let you effectively and easily distribute your resumes to hundreds of job boards and recruiters. This is the easiest and best way to get your resume in as many hands as possible. 

2.Networking – Whether networking online or off, one thing rings true: Everyone you know knows someone you don’t. Ask everyone within your circle of friends to carry your resume with them and pass it around when they bump into a potential employer. In fact, you should carry your resume with you too. You never know who you’re going to meet.

3.Job fairs – If you don’t go to job fairs, you should. Job fairs are a one-stop-shopping experience for candidates searching for the perfect job. Always bring plenty of copies of your resume with you to a job fair, as well as your professional references, in the event you are lucky enough to score an on-site interview with a potential employer.

4.Post it online – There are a ton of resume posting websites online. Find a few that target your specific industry as we as some of the more popular sites.

5.Recruiters – Job recruiters specialize in one thing: Matching candidates with employers. Send your resume to a handful of recruiters and see what happens.

6.Targeted database blasting – Another way to distribute your resume is to a targeted list of employers who are actively seeking new recruits. Many professional resume writers have such a list available.

Resume distribution is essential to landing the job you want. Get your resume out there and get it out there fast. The more widely you circulate your skills and experience, the more likely you are to land the job of your dreams.

Free Forms

ResumeRobin.com has a great archive of free employment forms

http://www.resumerobin.com/resumedistributionservice/content