USA has been rated as the top country in the world where it’s easy to find employment opportunities. In an effort to help job seekers and career starters, we’ve curated this list of the top 8 websites to find job vacancies 2024.
This list was created based on how easy the sites were to navigate through and the amount of jobs that were posted at different times during the year. We encourage you to bookmark this article if you want to use it later on as you search for jobs. Let’s get started!
1. Jobs at Bizcoco
Bizcoco, an online recruitment company, is always on the lookout for talented people to employ at their offices around the world. They offer a variety of jobs with competitive salaries and benefits. Jobs are available for full-time, part-time and contract positions across a range of industries including digital marketing, software engineering, customer service and sales.
Bizcoco offers flexible working hours and encourages employees to work from home if they so choose. The company provides health insurance as well as paid vacation time for full-time staff. There are also perks like bonuses and stock options that make this place attractive to job seekers looking for more than just a salary!
2. Jobs at LinkedIn
LinkedIn is a great place for professionals to connect with others and find jobs. LinkedIn has over 500 million members, which means there’s a lot of opportunity for you. You can explore the site and see what jobs are available, learn about companies that interest you, and keep up with your connections.
It even has a tab just for jobs. With such a high volume of people on LinkedIn, it would be silly not to take advantage! When you’re browsing around, be sure to check out Jobs or the job search tool on LinkedIn and apply for any openings that seem interesting.
In order to get noticed by hiring managers, complete your profile and use keywords in your summary so they know you’re qualified for their position. Also, consider adding work samples if possible. After all, showing someone what you’ve done is one of the best ways to convince them that you’ll do a good job for them too.
3. Nujob
Nujob is a leading recruitment company specializing in the recruitment of graduate and undergraduate students for internships and full-time roles.
The company was established with the intention of connecting talented, creative and ambitious individuals with employers who are looking for world-class talent. You can find more information on Nujob’s website. It provides free career advice, including CV tips and interview preparation.
If you want to work at one of their top clients, from Nike, Facebook and Adidas to Skype or Audi you’ll need a degree or postgraduate qualification. But if your only qualification is an apprenticeship then you might still be able to get onto their apprenticeship database.
4. Adzuna jobs
Adzuna jobs is a website where you can search for job vacancies and get your CV seen by employers. You can also submit your CV to Adzuna jobs and get it seen by employers who are looking for someone with your skills. This site makes it easy for job seekers, even if they’re not familiar with the Nigerian job market, as the site is available in English. It’s best to use this website when searching for full-time jobs only as many of the current listings are only temporary or contract work. When listing their jobs, companies specify what type of positions they’re looking for. For example, some may be hiring for an Accountant whereas others are specifically hiring for Administrators so you’ll need to make sure that you’re applying to jobs that suit your skillset.
5. Honeypot.ng
Honeypot.ng is a job board that is tailored for the Nigerian audience. It’s easy to use with an intuitive interface. Honeypot.ng has more than four million active users and listings from more than 18,000 companies.
The site provides a wide range of options for jobs, including full-time positions, part-time employment, internships, volunteer opportunities and freelance gigs. To register on Honeypot.ng, you just need to provide your email address and choose your preferred username and password. If you don’t have access to a computer or laptop then there are apps available on both Android and iOS.
For instance, one such app is called Hoopla Jobs. You can find this app by typing in Hoopla into the search bar on Google Play Store or App Store. After downloading it onto your phone, simply create an account and log in to start browsing through open positions and applying to those that suit you best!
6. Indeed
Indeed is a job search engine that aggregates job openings from over 500,000 different sources. It is the largest search engine for employment opportunities and it’s been around since 2004. You can also create a profile on Indeed and get notified when new jobs become available in your area of expertise.
The website has easy navigation with filters based on location, company name, keywords, type of position you’re looking for (full-time or part-time) as well as other attributes such as salary range or date posted.
7. Slavery Footprint
Slavery Footprint is a global slavery index that tracks the prevalence of modern slavery in various countries and industries. The organization was founded by Nick Grono, former CEO of The Freedom Fund and Amantha Perera, who previously worked as a consultant on human trafficking.
Slavery Footprint also works with data partners who are experts on different regions. For example, A P J Abdul Kalam Technical University partnered with Slavery Footprint to measure the prevalence of modern-day slavery in India’s brick kilns.
In order to produce bricks for construction projects, it’s necessary for someone to haul the clay from pits or quarries. Due to limited labor law enforcement at these sites, children are often forced into hard labor and have little or no access to education.
8. The Sun UK Jobs Page
The Sun UK Jobs Page is a job site from The Sun, the most popular newspaper in the UK. The site is easy to navigate and has plenty of vacancies. You can filter your search by type of vacancy and location. As well as jobs you can also find internships on The Sun Jobs Page, many that are unpaid but with experience as their only reward.
Although not all listings are current there is always something worth exploring here if you’re looking for work in the UK or abroad. A lot of these job posts are internships without compensation, which doesn’t bother me at all.
The two things I like best about The Sun’s Jobs Page are the filters (location and type) and the great layout – it’s really easy to skim through what’s available when you have time.