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    SimplyHired.com

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    Pros: aggregates results from other job sites, multiple search options, can send resume to other major sites, networking features
    Cons: cannot post resume directly to site

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    SimplyHired.com
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    No
    Free to job seekers
    Aggregates job listings from other sites; for job seekers only
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    LinkedIn.com

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    Pros: combines networking and job search features, searches SimplyHired.com listings as well as its own, can post a profile and resume, partnership with Twitter allows cross-posting
    Cons: no career advice or how-to's

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    LinkedIn.com
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    Free job searches; upgraded memberships *Est. $50 to $500 a month
    Social networking and job seeking combined
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    MediaBistro.com

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    Pros: offers a targeted job search in the media industry, has listings from biggest media companies in the U.S., sponsors networking events around the country, can search jobs board by …
    Cons: lists only jobs in the media, job listings lack salary and benefits information, career advice and info only with premium membership

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    MediaBistro.com
    With premium membership
    No
    Free job searches; premium membership *Est. $50 a year
    Niche site for those who want a job in the media, including print, online, publishing, PR
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    Monster.com

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    Pros: has the most job postings and resumes of any job site, can block resume from being viewed by current employer, multiple search options
    Cons: numerous junk postings; no way to filter, advertising on site

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    Monster.com
    Yes
    Yes
    Free to job seekers
    Largest number of listings; for employers and job seekers
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    Craigslist

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    Pros: large variety of freelance and part-time opportunities, little or no duplication on other job sites, has job listings in most states and metropolitan areas
    Cons: many unreliable or dubious job posts, must safeguard privacy

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    Craigslist
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    Free to job seekers
    Classified-ad type job listings for jobs in specific locations
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