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Geez - be careful about this! Just posting your resume everywhere is NOT going to lead, automatically, to a "great paying job." And, don't pay someone to "blast" your resume everywhere - doesn't pay off for anyone but who ever is providing the "service" of turning your resume into spam.

And, protect your privacy! There are fake job sites out there that just want to collect the information on your resume for who knows what purpose.

Monster, HotJobs, and CareerBuilder are ok, but really BIG - so lots of competition. Indeed's not a bad idea, but you don't sound like you understand how the process works, so don't rush into it.

Visit a site like RileyGuide.com or Job-Hunt.org to see what's available and how to do an online job search safely and effectively.

Good luck, and be careful out there!

I use CareerBuilder. I'm on disability and can only work part time for a few months a year. They have given me 2 jobs in past 2 yrs and 4 interviews. Never used Monster.

Did u contact your college? Netwrok with freids also, a professional website within the IT field

monster.com is what i recommend.

Also, are you a recent college graduate? Indeed.com is a search engine that compiles job searches from various places like monster, hotjobs, etc.

Good luck!

www.jobtrac.net, if you are interested in a job in Kurdistan Region of Iraq

www.hotjobs.com is where i found a job before

did u try monster.com?there are others too

http://narms.com/

http://www.sasstaffing.com/

www.monster.com

www.careerbuilder.com