Excerpted from the Australia Career Guide
There are both formal and informal means
to finding employment in Australia. Online job resources are
expanding quickly. With the extremely high level of Internet usage
in Australia, the Internet is now arguably the best place to access
employment information. However, it is important to not limit a job
search to a single method. An effective job search in Australia will
incorporate numerous methods because jobs are advertised in
different ways and some jobs are not advertised in traditional forms
at all. More than half of jobs filled are not advertised and are
filled through referrals, or obtained using a direct approach by job
seekers through networking. This is referred to as the "hidden job
market" and is a very important aspect in the job search process.
Quite often it is not what you know but who you know.
Online Job Sites
+Jobs Australia
http://www.au.plusjobs.com/home.shtml
+Jobs Australia is determined to help make the connection between
Australian employers and the skilled employees needed to fill their
available job positions. For more than three years, +Jobs Australia
has distinguished itself as one of the leading job search databases
with hundreds of new jobs added daily. Approximately 3,000 unique
visitors use the site each day; it receives 19,600 pageviews daily
as well.
Byron Employment Australia
http://employment.byron.com.au/
One of the first Internet employment sites in Australia, Byron
Employment has job categories including IT, sales and marketing,
science and technology, and communications. There is a listing of
current jobs available by category. This website also provides links
to leading recruitment agencies and has a job email service. Foreign
jobseekers should follow the link on information for overseas
candidates.
This is just a sample of the job
resources that you'll find in the complete Australia guide
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