Job Websites

[eMsta]

Hey all,

This has nothing to do with cars but anyone know of any other good job websites other than Seek.com.au, MyCareer.com.au and careerone.com.au? Maybe its because of xmas, but there are no graduate positions being advertised on any of those websites that fit the job descriptions that im looking for (tax/business service accountant).

Thanks all

[VL-TRBO-RB20]

jobs.com.au, jobsearch.gov.au umm there are some more but i cant think of any!

[sickem555]

You have pretty much covered the main ones.

Alot of companies advertise internally before they advertise extenally. May pay to just send out ur resume and cold canvase and see if you get any bites (sounds a bit like fishing ).

Give that a try and l wish you good luck for any job prospects.

Andrew

[paulr33]

some advice, dont bother with job sites

its too relaxed and easy to just keep plodding along

you need to get out and sell yourself

speak to friends, post up on here what work you are after

write letters to employers that you would like to work for

even go and visit them, ask to speak to the employment manager

and just have a general chat (i got my job at bigpond doing this).

if i was looking for sysadmin work i would speak to companies i would be keen to work for, people like bigpond, optus, uecomm, motec, etc etc any companies that u know of who would be cool, i reckon that motec sysadmin job would have been ace, mainly cos im interested in engine management crap and sysadmin is good so good to combine both

anyhoo a bit of advice

[mr_crust]

im looking for anything IT related in melb northern suburbs, actully doing anything half decent really

[ctjet]

Getting a job this time of year is always hard... everybody's finished school at the same time and countless people are applying for the very few jobs there are on offer. Best thing to do is photocopy a resume with a cover sheet about yourself and PERSONALLY deliver it to all the places you would like to work.

I got the sweetest job ever at Ericsson doing that, and all because they said other people were mailing jobs in, but i took the time to try to speak to them in person and convey my intrest.

good luck

[Modena]

macrorecruitment.com.au

I started a new IT job and been here for 1 month now, its helpdesk... f**k I hate it.

Im gonna try and look for new work after January.

ANd I think you missed all the grad jobs as you should of been applying like from the start of the year.... try again in January-February.

[Leon.T]

try byron.com.au

it's seek and mycareer in 1 i think.

[Kushil Abeysinghe]

try applying for pa.com.au - professional advantage - they are looking for people with accounting and a general IT background.

Great place to work and great people, i am at brisbane office now but i know melbourne are looking for some people.

[eMsta]

hey all - thanks heaps for the info

been a bit tough looking for work (even with experience in tax accounting)....im going nuts here stuck at home every freaking day having staring contests with my 4 year old beagle....

[ctjet]

been a bit tough looking for work (even with experience in tax accounting)....im going nuts here stuck at home every freaking day having staring contests with my 4 year old beagle....

at least you can watch the cricket everyday

... instead of having a staring contest at a god damn computer screen every day

[Modena]

hey all - thanks heaps for the info

been a bit tough looking for work (even with experience in tax accounting)....im going nuts here stuck at home every freaking day having staring contests with my 4 year old beagle....

Well I get up early in the morning and go to work! I come home from work and its nearly 7 pm!!!!! Give me a staring comp with my Doberman over working everyday, anytime! lol

[eMsta]

at least you can watch the cricket everyday

ewww man, i hate the cricket

Well I get up early in the morning and go to work! I come home from work and its nearly 7 pm!!!!! Give me a staring comp with my Doberman over working everyday, anytime! lol

can we swap, bud?

[SKY031]

If you're looking for graduate positions, they're often advertised on the companys websites.

Here's a bunch more (I haven't checked if they've been listed yet, some may be doubles)

https://jobsearch.gov.au

http://www.careerone.com.au/

http://www.chandlermacleod.com/jobs/

http://www.vic.bigredsky.com/

http://www.motorstaff.com.au/

http://www.job-directory.com.au/

http://www.psgazette.gov.au/

http://www.alia.org.au/employment/vacancies/

Then there are company specific ones... these can be found on pretty much any website, just look for the "jobs" or "careers" option in their menus.

couple of examples:

http://www.jbhifi.com.au/jobs/index.php

http://auspostvic.nga.net.au/fnt_applicati...w.cfm?JobID=869

http://www.harveynorman.com.au/searchonlinejobs.tho

http://www.southernhealth.org.au/

[NS2500]

some advice, dont bother with job sites

its too relaxed and easy to just keep plodding along

you need to get out and sell yourself

speak to friends, post up on here what work you are after

write letters to employers that you would like to work for

even go and visit them, ask to speak to the employment manager

and just have a general chat (i got my job at bigpond doing this).

if i was looking for sysadmin work i would speak to companies i would be keen to work for, people like bigpond, optus, uecomm, motec, etc etc any companies that u know of who would be cool, i reckon that motec sysadmin job would have been ace, mainly cos im interested in engine management crap and sysadmin is good so good to combine both

anyhoo a bit of advice

Big Pond?!