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Lanna Michaels ([personal profile] lannamichaels) wrote in [community profile] jobhunters2013-03-10 09:55 am
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Sunday Open Thread

On my phone and away from computer all day, so here's your (very short post) Sunday Open Thread!
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[personal profile] laceblade 2013-03-10 02:49 pm (UTC)(link)
I'm having a hard time deciding which jobs to apply to, & staying motivated. I have a spreadsheet of ones I've found, with salary & a link to their description online, etc. My knowledge-set is kind of esoteric & specific, and there aren't a lot of jobs in the field in this area.

I guess my biggest question right now is: Where do you find your job postings? I've been finding mine through state government websites (so they're all state government jobs).
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[personal profile] littlebutfierce 2013-03-10 04:20 pm (UTC)(link)
A related issue for me is that, if I can get job listings emailed to me, great, but if organizations/websites don't even have that capability, I am really bad at checking back, esp. if I have to wend thru job listings that aren't user-friendly (f'rex, I have yet to find a sort of EU-govt-&-related-orgs mass job listing aggregation -- I've found a page that has links to the job pages for different orgs, but as if I'm going to click through a dozen or two of those???).

I find general job search websites (eg. Monster) to be too big to be useful for me; IDK, when I was back in the US I used to look at listings through sites for nonprofit jobs, etc., which I wonder if might also be a possibility for you? (Thinking transferable skills + maybe a slightly higher possibility of jobs that are less heinous/more interesting?)