What's a good job searching site?

If you want to know about government jobs http://usajobs.gov

@VanderwallsForce thanks!!
I will check but I highly doubt if I can even apply to US government jobs when I am Canadian….
I guess I will look for similar website for Canadian government
but again…thanks for the tip

I work in a University that has a business/finance/economics degrees. I’ll ask the other Professors (I’m nursing Ed) what they advise their graduating students and post again.

[mod says] Very minor typo in title corrected via internal editing.

I don’t believe there is any such thing. Some people will get lucky on some sites, but overall, you have touch base with as many of them as possible. The best way to get a job is still the old time honored spend at least 8 hours every single work day looking, since you are literally working for yourself now, and 10 hours would be even better.

@YARNLADY thanks!
I guess I wasn’t so clear about what I was exactly looking for
I am not looking for “99% guaranteed” job searching technique
I am simply asking how and where other people are searching for their jobs
for example: tell me if there is a good website I should go (like monsters, workopolis)
or other sources where I can get job posting list like what @VanderwallsForce kindly provided
With all this information I could start looking for jobs for real
now with only limited resources….I could only spend max 2 hours on job searching as there are not that many new stuffs comes out these days
but thanks anyway

@joon1986 Sorry – It depends on what you are looking for. My adult grandson, who is unemployed, tells me he just spent two solid hours on Monster.com clicking on job leads that were all fake. They take you to a phishing site that collects e-mail address and sells them, or to military sites that say join the military for such and such a job.

yes indeed;

Try indeed.com