Even though The number of jobs is growing rapidly every year, finding and getting a job in 2021 is not a child’s play.

And If you’re still applying just on indeed, then now is the time to add more to your list of online job hunting sites.

If you want to get hired, you need more than just these job hunting sites like indeed and monster jobs.

For online job hunting, job sites are not the only factor that matters but in today’s article we will just focus on the best job board sites you must apply on.

So, here’s a list of websites and tips that will give you an edge over other applicants.

This list is especially useful for those who are looking for developer jobs but this isn’t limited to developers only.

List of top international job hunting sites. 

1. LinkedIn
2. Indeed
3. Monster
4. Glassdoor
5. AngelList
6. Discord Servers
7. Slack Channels

LinkedIn

Linkedin is not only limited to just a social networking site, and to be honest if you want to look for fresh jobs then you must try LinkedIn, that is because most job search engines scrape LinkedIn jobs. so it’s better to apply directly on LinkedIn.

Also on LinkedIn, you can see how many employees are there in that company by checking their LinkedIn company page and you can also talk to their employees for reviews and tips which can help you a lot in interviews.

Indeed

Indeed is one of the trusted and popular job board, this is one of the best job search engine. not only if you’re looking for developer jobs but for all kinds of jobs.

Here in indeed, you can upload your resume and directly apply from the indeed just with one click. and it also sends you a new notification once a new job comes according to your interest and skills.

Monster

If you ever wondered who is the worlds’ oldest job board site?

then monsterjobs is your answer, it is one of the oldest job search engines which was created in 1999.

Although it doesn’t sound much like a job board, 

Monsterjobs is one of the reliable job board which you trust blindly.

Glassdoor

Glassdoor is another really helpful and trusted online job board site which was founded in 2008. The great thing about Glassdoor is, in glassdoor, you can see how much salary you should be getting paid according to your job role. and it also lets you filter companies based on reviews.

In Glassdoor, you can see each company’s Glassdoor profile to read detailed reviews on employee and interviewee experiences, which can be very helpful for interview preparation.

AngelList

If you have just started and you have no prior experience (aka fresher) then AngelList is your go-to job search site, Because in AngelList you are going to see mostly internships or jobs with less number of experience.

And in AngelList you’re going to see mostly developer jobs, so you’re a developer this one should be on your top list.

(Note: this is also useful for those who are looking for non-developers jobs internationally)

Other than those popular online job board sites, you should try these small communities for job search, which is not known to most people but they are very helpful in finding relevant jobs.

Slack Channels

If you want to find a very detailed job in developer jobs according to your skillset then slack channels are your way to go, you just need to find appropriate discord servers according to your skillset.

slack channels are communities of developers company employees who often post job requirements from their company.

Discord Servers

Just like slack channels discord servers is also a great way to find detailed jobs according to your skillset. All you have to do is find relevant discord servers and look for job postings.

for example, if you’re an Angular developer, all you just need to do is to find a relevant angular discord channel. 

You can also try  jooble for your job search which is a quite popular job board in the USA

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