Online job hunting

In your job quest, research companies of interest with posted job openings as well as companies you would like to approach even though they may have no openings posted.  As a recruiter, I have been hired to fill many positions that are never posted online or elsewhere.  This is one of the many advantages for candidates in aligning themselves with a reputable recruiter.  A reputable recruiter, in my opinion, does not ever charge a fee to the candidate.

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