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Job Search Results Jobs matching your search results will be listed on this page. The job information posted on this page is what we refer to as a quick job search. The purpose of this is for you to view as many jobs as you can as quick as you can. It is intended for you to get a short description of the job and make a decision as to whether this is a job you choose to pursue or would rather continue your job search. Each job will display the following information: Job Title, Short Description, Location, and Job Type. If you wish to view more information about the job simply click on the View More link and your will get an in depth description of the job. If you decide that this could be the job for you simply click the 'Apply for this job' link and you can apply directly to the employer. The information for each job includes the job title, company name, location, radius (if applicable) and date posted. To view more information about a job, click the job title. To apply for a job, click the 'apply' link on the job description page. You can also save a job listing for later by clicking the 'Save job' link or see jobs similar to that listing by clicking 'More jobs like this'. |
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| Sorting Your Search If you searched for a keyword, your results are sorted by how relevant they are to that keyword. If you didn't enter a keyword, your results are sorted by the date the job was posted. To change the way your results are sorted, select one of the 'Sort By' options. You can sort by relevance, posting date, job title, company, or distance(if your search included a city/state or ZIP Code location). Sorting your results can help you compare similar jobs by grouping them appropriately. |
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| Viewing Your Results There are several ways to view all your search results. By default, only the most important details of each result are displayed. This is known as the Brief view. If you'd like to see additional information about the job without opening up the entire job description, click the 'Detailed' link at the top of the results list. Open the Map view to see the precise location of a job on a Google Map. You can also select which page of your results you'd like to view. You can see the total number of results in the 'Results' column at the top and bottom of the page. Go to the next page of results by clicking the right arrow, or click the left arrow to go back to the previous page. To jump to a specific page of your results, click the 'Go to Page' arrow and select a number from the list. Jumping to a page can be convenient if you've sorted your results (for instance, by company) and want to see a specific set of results (all companies that begin with the letter G). |
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| Related Job Titles Job titles often vary from company to company. If you always search for jobs using the same job title keyword(s), you could miss out on other jobs that may interest you. To expand your search, related job titles based on your search criteria are listed at the top of the search results pages. Click the related job title of your choice to see matching jobs. |
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| Refining Your Search Depending on the search criteria you entered on the job search page, you may find that your search results are too broad. Instead of going back to the job search page to conduct a new search, you can refine your search on the search results pages by choosing one or more of the 'Refine your results' options, including job category, career level, years of experience, and salary (Note: employers are not required to include salary information when they post a job). |
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| Saving Your Search Saving your job search criteria — either as a saved search or an RSS feed — is a recommended way to stay up to date on the latest job postings. Each method is described below. |
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| Saved Search Saving a search is an easy way to automate your job search. Instead of entering search criteria each time you conduct a search, you can enter it once and save it for later. Your search can then be run anytime with just a click. When you save the search, you can also set it up to run periodic searches and email you the results. To save a search, click Save Search on the job search results page. You'll have an opportunity to name your search and choose how often you wish to receive job alerts via email. Your search can be updated at anytime. |
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| RSS Feed Saving your job search as a RSS Feed automates your job search. Instead of entering the same search criteria each time you conduct a job search, you can enter your search criteria once and receive updates on new jobs that meet your criteria via your RSS reader. To save your search criteria as an RSS Feed, click the 'RSS Feed' link (or the XML icon) on the job search results page, and add the supplied XML code to your RSS reader. Clicking displayed matching jobs in your reader will take you to the Monster job listing where you can learn more about the job and apply online. Learn more about RSS and RSS readers. |
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