Now You Can Search Jobs on Employer Websites that are Unadvertised: See Jobs You Will Simply Not See Elsewhere
(102,211 jobs hidden on employer sites sniffed out this week)
Unlike any other site, using Hound you can see more than
600,000 jobs we have collected from over 30,000 employer websites. Most of these jobs are not advertised and as a member you will be among a select few to know about them.
What is Hound?
Hound is a job search engine that shows its members jobs from every employer website it can find in the United States and throughout the world. We go to employer websites and report to you every job that we find. We accept no advertising and when you use Hound you are applying direct to employers.
Why use Hound?
Most jobs are posted on employer websites and not commercial job boards. The reason for this is that it is free for employers to post jobs on their own sites and may cost $300 or more for an employer to post a job on a commercial job site. Because jobs on employer websites typically are not anywhere near as known about as they would be if they were on a site like Monster, HotJobs, Indeed, CareerBuilder and so forth—jobs on employer websites typically receive hardly any applications because job seekers simply do not know about them. Hound allows its members to be the first and only applicants to these jobs on employer websites.
Hound does not allow any advertisers, and our search results are influenced only by what employers tell us are available. We do not list recruiter jobs at all. Our search results are not influenced by advertisers like other sites are. We only list jobs direct from employer websites. Hound is pure job search.
Hound Has No Advertising
There are no banner ads or pop-up advertising on Hound. The information you see is supported by your membership. Hound works for you to bring you unbiased information about jobs.
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When we look back at ourselves several years ago most of us realize how little we knew at that time and how many mistakes we made- the sort we could certainly avoid today. It can actually be frightening looking back at our past, and the people we were. You do not see where you are going all the time because you are living in it. You are also denying it. But others simply see it. Today, when we look around us, we can all see some aspects in others that are indicative of who they are likely to become in the future. Hence it is extremely important that we use this vision of others for our benefit. You need to ask others around you about how they envision your life unfolding. Where are you headed? Are you headed for something positive or negative? Your allies will tell you if you let them.
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Private companies added 67,000 in August, which was higher than expected, but the national unemployment rate still increased to 9.6 percent from 9.5 percent, largely because more people are looking for work, the Labor Department reported Friday.
Overall, the economy lost 54,000 jobs last month, which was mainly the result of 114,000 temporary census positions ending. [...]
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