About Job Searching: Types of Job Interviews
 | from Alison Doyle
There are a variety of types of interviews that employers may conduct when hiring, including behavioral interviews, group interviews, phone and video interviews, second interviews, and even interviews held during a meal.
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Types of Job Interviews
There are a variety of types of interviews that employers may conduct when hiring, including behavioral interviews, group interviews, phone and video interviews, second interviews, and even interviews held during a meal.
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Top Picks - Job Sites from your Job Searching Guide | ![]() | | Some of the top job sites are traditional job banks, like Monster and CareerBuilder. Others, like Indeed.com, allow you to search many job boards, company career pages, associations, and other sites that list jobs.[p] There are also sites that focus on certain types of positions, like part-time jobs, internships or summer jobs. All of them are worth incorporating into your job search, because not all employers list on every site, even though it may sometimes seem that way. | | 1) America's Job Bank
Use America's Job Bank to connect to state employment service sites, search the jobs databases, and post your resume. Also find local OneStop Career Centers for personal assistance. 2) CareerBuilder
CareerBuilder is among the top job sites with over 400,000 job postings and 9 million resumes. CareerBuilder has partnered with Gannett, Knight Ridder, Tribune, and other newspapers to provide local, as well as national, job listings. CareerBuilder is an excellent source of local job listings. 3) CoolWorks
If you're interested in a seasonal job, start your search with CoolWorks. CoolWorks lists thousands of summer and seasonal jobs. There's a free weekly email newsletter and the opportunity to sign-up for a free email account to use for your job search. |
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