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May 14, 2013

Internet search engine focused on job opportunities


Internet search engine focused on job opportunities
On the Internet at: www.careerjet.com

Careerjet is a free employment opportunity search engine available to job seekers and offers users the ability to access jobs opportunities published on some 69,000 web sites. Careerjet indexes job descriptions from a large number of sources "around the web." The Careerjet's job search engine network encompasses over 90 countries, featuring separate interfaces that are translated into 28 languages.

Job seekers can search across these resources for positions in which they may be interested and once found, click on the link provided to get transferred to the original advertisement for specific information about the position[s] available.

Searching can be done using locations and other keywords such as "Attorney, Detroit" or "Human Resources Director, Los Angeles."

As examples, the two Careerjet posting shown below were dated May 13, 2013:

ACLU 
City of Richmond

Professions and employment areas currently listed by Careerjet include: 




Users may also post their resume and, in addition, create "job alerts" on Careerjet.

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