Job Search Resources and Tools

During your job search, you've probably used job search websites such as Indeed, Glassdoor, CareerBuilder and LinkedIn, but there also job boards out there that post remote and onsite jobs. Below is a list of websites that you can search for work from home and onsite jobs on, as well as resources to help you apply and search for jobs.

Job Boards
  • HiringCafe - A job search engine and job board that provides jobs postings directly from company websites.
  • iHireAdmin - A job board focused on administrative jobs in virtual and onsite jobs.
  • Remote Jobs Hub - Lists remote jobs you can work from home hiring in customer service, administrative and tech support.
Job Application Assistance Tools
  • JobWinner - A job application platform that helps you create job application materials tailored to jobs you're applying for, including resumes, cover letters and providing interview prep questions with AI tools.
  • Seekairo - A job search platform that helps you automate your job hunt and enhance your job application process, including creating ATS friendly resumes and cover letters with AI.
  • JobCopilot - A job application automation platform that helps you automate your job application process to apply to more jobs faster with AI.
Other Helpful Resources
  • CareerOneStop - A website sponsored by the Department of Labor that provides job searching and job seeker support in finding local employment help, exploring careers and finding training programs.
  • Findhelp.org - A website to help find resources for employment help, housing, financial assistance, health care and more.


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