CollegeGrad.com

Often called the number-one entry-level job site, this board is chock-full of advice for those ready to put their toe into the employment pool. Good info for newbies and those with limited work experience. Special features include the listing of the top entry-level employers for new grads based on the number of anticipated hires. They also offer a video component where job seekers can create a video resume, view career videos, and watch the “Job Search Minute.”

CollegeJournal.com

This is the sister site of CareerJournal.com. Both career sites are fueled by the Wall Street Journal with strong content regarding news, trends, and many excellent job search tools.

NACElink

This site brings together students, colleges, and employers. It is a not-for-profit job board and helps students tap into the valuable resources also offered by their campus career placement centers.

The Ladders

A resource for executive job seekers targeting positions above $100K. Visitors may view some job opportunities at no charge, but there is also a fee to join for full access to the site.

6FigureJobs

An award-winning site aimed at senior level management. It offers a mix of openings from employer and search firms. Free membership to all visitors with full access to comprehensive resources and a feature for online networking.

Dice

This is where those seeking computer/information technology careers go. A good resource with job tools for the high-tech professional.

eFinancialCareers

Candidates seeking positions in accounting, finance, banking, investment banking, and the financial markets will find a wealth of information for all industries and all levels of experience.

Career Journal

The Wall Street Journal's Career Journal is a multifaceted site. It contains articles, postings, resume collections, links to other sites, resume critiquing, and general advice regarding job search and careers. It is an educational and logistical support site of value for experienced candidates.

GovernmentJobs.com

If you are looking for a job in the public sector, this site offers search capabilities by location, category, earnings, and keyword.

Retirement Jobs

Those in the 50+ age bracket can go to this smart niche site to search jobs, take an online class, find out about companies certified as “age friendly,” and read real-life success stories.

AARP Work

AARP (formerly the American Association of Retired Persons) hosts an excellent resource for 50+ candidates which addresses occupational information, career transition, job loss, skills training, and general news for those who want to continue to work.

DiversityJobs.com

Provides hundreds of thousands of job openings for candidates seeking workplace diversity. The site states its mission as one of workforce empowerment for African Americans, Women, Hispanics, Persons with Disabilities, Asian Americans, Native Americans, members of the LGBT community, and other diverse groups.

Net-Temps

A job board focused on temporary, temp-to-hire, and full-time employment found exclusively through the staffing industry. Job information includes date of posting, duration of assignment/contract, and full work descriptions.

Lloyd Staffing

A nationwide staffing service specializing in a variety of industries including office services, sales, technology, healthcare, and finance. Temporary opportunities, direct hire, and executive search positions are offered.

Craigslist

Offers classified job listings for 450 cities worldwide. Choose your location and browse what's available. Search by date or criteria such as telecommute, contract, internship, part-time, non-profit, or keyword.

Guru

Want to freelance? Find independent projects in categories such as Creative, IT, Business Consulting, and Office Administration.

Jobster

This is a good place to get your feet wet on business networking through the Internet. Read the featured profiles, do some searching, and start talking online to people who might be able to steer you toward your dream job. Good job search tips and local directory.

LinkedIn

A major online network of more than 14 million business professionals worldwide. Identify and contact colleagues, clients, partners, and individuals who can assist with your job search.

Quintessential Careers

Quintessential Careers is a favorite site for job information on the Web. It offers comprehensive career development advice, news, and tools on all topics related to the job search. Visitors receive expert guidance at all levels of their career. Outstanding content.

CHIMBY

One more top-notch resource for job seekers. This search engine allows visitors to search more than 400 career advice sites on the Web. It covers content such as resumes, workforce topics, career management, interviewing, and on-the-job issues.

WEDDLE's

No book could omit what is widely known as the definitive site for online job information! Founded by employment guru Peter Weddle, this outstanding site offers tips for success. More importantly, Weddle's User's Choice Awards recognize job-oriented Web sites that provide the best level of service and value to visitors. Other excellent content includes an association directory, ideal for gathering leads for networking purposes.

CareerTV

Like to watch videos? This interactive site is perfect for you. Its video menu includes employers, resumes, universities, job advice, and more. A favorite resource of the YouTube generation.

Job-Applications.com

Find online applications and printable job forms for companies like Starbucks, Old Navy, Walmart, and many more.