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By Hilary Sterne & Cathy Gandel from Reader's Digest April 2009 | March 10 2009
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Creative and Tech:

Visit krop.com and dice.com to find thousands of jobs in these fields.

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Executive:

Since the market at the $100K-plus level is highly competitive and positions are often snagged through connections. Find these positions at theladders.com, 6figurejobs.com and vault.com.

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Finance:

Check out careerbank.com and efinancialcareers.com to find careers in this field.

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Government:

Visit usajobs.gov to browse more than 30,000 federal job postings.

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Health Care:

Check out biospace.com and healthcareerweb.com to search for jobs.

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Hospitality:

At hcareers.com, browse positions everywhere from Wendy's to the Waldorf, both management and nonexempt.

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Noncorporate:

Visit snagajob.com and employmentguide.com to find jobs for these positions.

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Nonprofit:

At idealist.org offers job searches a directory of volunteer, nonprofit, and internship opportunities.

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Regional:

Check out jobing.com for a hometown focus for finding a career.

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Retail:

At workinretail.com, you can pull up listings from retailers, banks, and hotels, entry level to VP.

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Other:

Browse these job boards, latpro.com for Hispanic & bilingual professionals and vetjobs.com for Veterans, to find a new career.

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Your Comments

  • Guest

    Re: Healthcare jobs – I am an RN, MNEd, who has written programs for adult mentally ill people, worked 30 years in all aspects of hospital nursing, and  tried in 5 states to find a position.  Found one that seemed to be tailor-made for my experience and education.  I applied 3 separate times, no response, and after 1 year the job was still being posted.  Was it really a job, or just a posting to ‘prove’ that they were looking.  I was offered a job for $17/hr if I’d sign a 2 year contract working rotating shifts. Retired early. The position I had previously held was phased out along with dozens of others due to contract cuts.  The only jobs that seem to be available for nurses is  working short staffed  in hospitals on the night shift. and  I cannot go back to that much heavy, physical labor. 

  • Helenoreilly

    have you tried home care

  • James Williams

    How come you don’t have an article concerning the POSTAL SERVICE/
    They lost 8.6 BILLION DOLLARS last year.
    They continue to wast BILLIONS OF DOLLARS and MILLIONS OF GALLONS of gas with 6 day delivery.
    They should IMMEDIATELY go to either 5 or even 4 delivery and would STOP this waste.
    RD is AFRAID OF THE BIG BAD POST OFFICE.
    “THATS OUTRAGEOUS”!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • Dfrain4

    agreed…and I waste more money for the post office but nothing I can do about it!  I got injured in Post office.  Surgeries and out of work on workman comp for a while.  Now I get approval from doctor to go back to work but I have some minor restrictions.  Post office won’t take me back.  Their are plenty of jobs I can do within my restrictions.  But they have the say if they want me back.  I sit home and make same amount of money.  Meanwhile post offices are paying people overtime to do what I could be there doing.  And this is happening nationwide…..

  • Mcoyewole

    Truth in advertising. RD had 5 positions before there was a non-white. And out of ll positions, only 3 w/a person of color. That’s exactly the mentality of the employers.

  • Guest

    Actually, I did and was turned down because my experience was not in home care.

  • http://www.facebook.com/GreatGrannySmith Catherine Smith

    Too many gov’t jobs already. Get a private industry job and save our country. Please.