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8 Free Sites That Can Help You Find a Dream Job

These overlooked websites might be a great place to discover your next career role.

By Jenny Cohen

Edited by Chris Kissell

Updated Sept. 11, 2024

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If you are looking for a new job, established and well-known websites such as LinkedIn or Indeed can be a great place to start your search.

But don’t overlook smaller websites that cater to specific types of workers and those who work in specific industries.

Check out these free websites that can help you find a new job, or help you earn extra income in a side job.

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Fairygodboss

More than 57% of women in the U.S. currently participate in the labor force, according to data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.

Women who are returning to the labor force or who simply want to find a new job can check out Fairygoodboss, which caters to women by offering job listings, work advice, and support.

This might be the right place to find a new role that will help you move beyond living paycheck to paycheck.

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PeopleReady

PeopleReady tries to match businesses with skilled tradespeople and laborers. Check out jobs for plumbers, carpenters, electricians, heavy equipment operators, and more.

Mediabistro

Media and communications professionals can use Mediabistro to find positions for writers and editors, as well as graphic designers and other creative types.

Mediabistro also gives job seekers the opportunity for a free resume review.

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Blind

Tech professionals can find jobs using the Blind website. Use the Who's Hiring job board to find the right position for you.

Health eCareers

Health care careers run the gamut from positions that may only need an associate’s degree to roles that require you to graduate from medical school.

Health eCareers is a job board for anyone in the health profession who is looking for a new role.

SchoolSpring

Check out SchoolSpring to see if you can find a teacher position that is right for you.

On this website, you can find teaching positions or other roles, such as administrative staff or support staff.

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Idealist

Working for a nonprofit can be a rewarding experience. Try Idealist to connect you to jobs with nonprofit organizations that fit your talents and interests.

The site can even help you connect with volunteer opportunities that might get your foot in the door.

Handshake

Trying to find your first job out of college can be frustrating. Make the task easier by checking out Handshake. It can help you connect with companies that are looking for young talent fresh out of school.

Bottom line

Switching to a new job can help you grow in your professional life so you can build wealth for the future.

Remember to review your resume to see if it needs to be updated before you start your search. Good luck in your job hunt.

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