[The Human Santapede]

Not that I am looking, but I know some of you are.

[Marcus.]

Go out and look for them
Internet
Newspapers
Friends

[Ammi]

..I think most jobs are advertised on the internet but I also think it's always good to phone people directly as well...

[Vicky.]

I'm casually looking

I dont expect to get anything for a long time though, because I know I dont put in as much effort as those who dont have a job at all. If I'm out and about, I will ask in shops and bars and such..I check the jobcentre website a few times a week. That site is beyond ridiculous though..they keep posting scam jobs where you have to ring a number that costs £1 a minute and that. And asking for foreign speaking workers. Which in itself is a pisstake really..I understand if you are in admin or something that you may have to ring abroad for clients, but noone working in the likes of a general shop..should be required to speak polish/german(the only 2 I have seen so far..) IMO.

[Me. I Am Salman]

I constantly just applied online and finally got a job (at McDonalds lol)

[Cherry Christmas]

Originally Posted by Salman!

I constantly just applied online and finally got a job (at McDonalds lol)

Oh well done Sal. You will be in seventh heaven for a bit, then you will probs never eat a Maccy Ds again.

[ChristmasNeeve]

I've been in this job for 14 years lol so I have no idea, probably internet though if I had to start looking and maybe the newspapers as well

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by Cherie

Oh well done Sal. You will be in seventh heaven for a bit, then you will probs never eat a Maccy Ds again.

Lol thanks

[sooty]

Originally Posted by Salman!

I constantly just applied online and finally got a job (at McDonalds lol)

Good luck, Salman

[Candy Annie Cane]

I work in recruitment and its always worth registering your cvs with agencies. Find one that specialises in what you are looking for and send them your CV..

[sooty]

I am retired now, but my working days, we used to go to recruitment agencies and registered.

Nowadays internet?

[Me. I Am Salman]

Originally Posted by sooty

Good luck, Salman

Thanks

[Smithy]

Street corners and back alleys

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by anniek76

I work in recruitment and its always worth registering your cvs with agencies. Find one that specialises in what you are looking for and send them your CV..

Will you find me a job with minimal effort on my part plz?

[Candy Annie Cane]

Originally Posted by Vicky.

Will you find me a job with minimal effort on my part plz?

Of course... unfortunately, you would have to move to Manchester...

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by anniek76

Of course... unfortunately, you would have to move to Manchester...

Oh dear. I think I may have to continue my own flimsy jobsearch then

[King Gizzard]

Indeed is always the easiest site to use, updated regularly, not loads of sign up crap

[Vicky.]

Originally Posted by Nathan

Indeed is always the easiest site to use, updated regularly, not loads of sign up crap

Just registered on there...every job directs you to another website that you have to sign up to

[King Gizzard]

[Vicky.]

AND I put my cv on there then couldnt find it when I searched as an employer

[mizzy25]

all of the above

[Me. I Am Salman]

anyone applying for jobs this summer?

imma start looking soon

[Livia]

I used all of the above in the past when I was looking for a job. When I got my current job, they approached me.

[smudgie]

I advertised my services, then people rang me and I sort of interviewed them to see if they were worth working for.

Long long time ago now though.

[Jordan.]

Mostly on the internet although I got my current job from an application at the job centre (I know everyone slags them off but they were actually helpful to me)