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Besides HireIvy, there are a variety of job boards that can help you research careers and find internships or jobs. Here are just a few:
Helpful Tips/Resources When Using Job Boards
Helpful Tips/Resources When Using Job Boards
Okay, now that you know the best job boards to find tech positions, here are a couple of resources that might help you.
- How to write a stand-out cover letter. Some job boards will give you a chance to provide a cover letter. Here’s how to do it in a way that’ll set you apart and get you the interview.
- If you’re looking for your first job in tech, here’s an article on how to find a job without any work experience. This will help you get hired if you’re looking for your first job in tech without any past experience.
- Along with applying for jobs and preparing for interviews, make sure you’re sending “thank you” emails after each interview, to each person you met. (A separate email for each). Sure, some hiring managers don’t care, but some do, and you never know which is which! This really can set you apart and show employers you care about their job, which makes them more eager to hire you.
- Next, here are 8 tough brain-teaser interview questions asked by large tech companies like Apple, Google and others. While some companies have abandoned this type of question in tech interviews, some still ask them. So that article will help you mentally prepare for the types of questions they might throw at you.
- Here’s how to create the best elevator pitch possible for when they ask you “Tell me about yourself” in the interview. Usually this is one of the first things they’ll ask when you get on the phone with them (in tech or ANY industry really), so it’s something you definitely want to be ready for.
Remote tech work
Remote tech work
Career Sidekick published a list of the best remote job boards HERE, and many of them are focused on tech positions.
National IT job boards
National IT job boards
The Best Technology Job Boards to Know:
(Curated from CareerSideKick.com)đź’ŽDice.com
đź’ŽDice.com
Pay this site a visit if you want some ideas on your next move - https://www.dice.com/career-paths
If you follow tech at all you might know about the popular blog TechCrunch.
Well, CrunchBoard is their technology job board and it lists some great tech and IT job postings.
Like most job boards, you can search by location and keyword to narrow down your results and only see relevant job opportunities.
Stack Overflow is the largest online community for software developers to share knowledge and learn new skills. And yes – they now have a job board as well. This is worth checking out if you’re a software engineer.
GitHub is a site every software developer should know, but not everyone thinks to go there for jobs. GitHub does have a good, searchable tech job board that’s worth a look for any tech job seekers involved in programming or related fields (like data engineering, etc.)
Mashable, the popular site for tech news, also has a job board. You can post your resume and search job listings by keywords and city. You can also set up job alerts to be notified when a new posting fits your criteria.
đź’ŽTechCareers
đź’ŽTechCareers
While this isn’t the flashiest or most modern-looking technology job board out there, there are some very good job listings on here… and clicking a listing often takes you directly to the employer’s website so you can apply directly and save time.
White truffle allows you to apply to 7,500+ tech jobs via one application. You will need to create a “candidate account,” to get started, so this isn’t a job board that you can browse without registering. You will be approved or denied within 2 days based on your skills.
Great for job hunting in larger firms.
đź’ŽVenture Loop
đź’ŽVenture Loop
Another true start-up job board, Venture Loop features 61,000+ start-up jobs at the time of writing this.
They feature a variety of start-up tech jobs, many for VC-funded companies.
The listings look good, and clicking a job posting takes you directly to the employer’s website, which we love.
They have a unique interface that shows which key skills each job features, and they seem to have a steady flow of jobs.
Focused on under-represented populations in tech, also has remote IT jobs.
Technology staffing agencies
Technology staffing agencies
Digital Creative, Marketing and Design Job Boards
Digital Creative, Marketing and Design Job Boards
If you’re a designer, marketer, copywriter or other “digital creative” looking for the best job boards, some of the websites above will help you. However, some are geared heavily toward programmers, data scientists, and other information technology workers.
Tech job boards for designers, marketers, and digital creatives:
https://the-dots.com/jobs/search
https://www.behance.net/joblist
http://www.creativehotlist.com
Niche IT job boards
Niche IT job boards
Data Science And “Big Data” Job Boards:
Data Science And “Big Data” Job Boards:
Android Job Boards:
Android Job Boards:
Angular Jobs:
Angular Jobs:
Ember JS Jobs:
Ember JS Jobs:
Python Job Boards:
Python Job Boards:
Ruby/Rails Job Boards:
Ruby/Rails Job Boards:
WordPress Jobs:
WordPress Jobs:
OTHER non-IT Specific Job Boards of Interest
Because not all IT jobs have to be in IT firms.OTHER non-IT Specific Job Boards of Interest
USAJobs.gov | Upload your resume, make it searchable by recruiters, save your favorites, and apply for Federal Government jobs.
Work for Indiana | Review state and local government jobs, find recruiting events, and more.
Indeed.com | One of the best!
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