JOB SITES ARE IN ABUNDANCE in Australia. The market leader is Seek, which controls 85 percent of the online recruitment market. Most job site advertisers use Seek because they will get the widest and potentially best range of job applicants and job seekers.
Typically, if you’re looking for a good-quality job that doesn’t tie you to a specific industry — the way journalism ties journalists to the media industry, or construction work ties builders and plumbers and cabinet-makers to the construction industry — you’ll find it on Seek. But here are 8 more website you can use.
While some of the alternative job sites are quite good, others are not so good. Nevertheless, the not-so-good job sites tend to stick around, for two reasons:
Given that bookkeeping jobs and accounting-related work doesn’t tie you to a specific industry (unless you want to be tied to one), you’re best off using a major job board to ensure you’re across the best-quality jobs as they become available.
Broadly speaking, Seek and Indeed are Australia’s two major job sites that are operated independently of each other. Depending on the type of work you’re looking for, these sites offer the best and most efficient way to find the highest volume of jobs.
Broadly speaking, Seek and Indeed are Australia’s two major job sites that are operated independently of each other. Depending on the type of work you’re looking for, these sites offer the best and most efficient way to find the highest volume of jobs.
Even so, you probably don’t need to be poring through hundreds upon hundreds of job listings, when just a half dozen may yield a job interview — and, ideally, a job.
Our Xero and MYOB courses are designed by us to take students through real world scenarios over 30 days, a full quarter and even 6 months in our Xero Advanced Certificate Courses.
These courses are designed to give students the skills used by Payroll Administrators, Office Managers or simply entry level bookkeepers and junior accounts staff. Learn more about the potential job outcomes from our Bookkeeping Courses.
Seek is now a billion dollar multinational, listed on the ASX with job ad businesses across the globe. Although I talked them down several years ago, they currently offer the best technology to help you find work. Most job-seekers sign up for job alerts, which means they’ll receive an email when a new job meeting their search criteria is posted to the site. Seek also uses artificial intelligence to find other jobs it thinks is relevant to your search, and then notify you.
Indeed, meanwhile, scrapes ads from other job sites, company career pages, and even lets people snap a picture of “help wanted” signs posted in shop front windows and upload them to the site; employers can also post free ads directly to Indeed. Job-seekers can also sign up to job alerts.
Job alerts eliminate the need to scroll through the site each day to ensure you haven’t missed a new opportunity.
Job alerts eliminate the need to scroll through the site each day to ensure you haven’t missed a new opportunity.
Gig and freelancing sites are unlikely to yield a good quality job; but they may find you side gigs that complement your full-time job. They’re fairly notorious for facilitating a race to the bottom on wages — something their gigging cousins, Uber and Foodora, have been in hot water over.
We’ve written recently about the lowest-risk way to start freelancing or contracting work.
We’ve designed a new website for those who prefer the “shopping cart” experience. Most of our bookkeeping courses are available at the website including our COMPLETE Package Courses (which, incidentally, are heavily discounted).
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