GIS jobs online

This isn't GIS specific, but http://www.dice.com is a pretty good resource for the US. Especially if you are looking for something a little more technical (not just map production, but something that uses analysis or programming skills). When I would receive calls for a job that I hadn't directly applied for, I would ask where they found my resume and Dice had the most hits. From my experience when I was job hunting last year, many of the jobs on GIS Clearinghouse and GIS Jobs were out of date.

For french people or others willing to speak french (and mostly work in france) a well-known site is http://georezo.net/forum/viewforum.php?id=10. Sorry for others! ;-) The Georezo is a non profit organization of volunteers which aims to provide support and gather resources from and for the french GIS small world. It provides community tools like bibliography, forums, blogs, ... and gather job ads from private companies and government/public sector. http://www.forumsig.org/forumdisplay.php?f=15 -Forum SIG- gives an inventory of job offers. The georezo appears to me as more exhaustive.

I've found http://indeed.com to be pretty good, I always find the greatest number of postings there. They seem to be the Google of job searches, with jobs from many obscure sites coming up in the results. You can narrow the search by state and can sort by greatest relevance or newest postings.

In addition to the GIS-specific sites already mentioned, I had good success finding job advertisements when searching with the following non-GIS specific sites: http://www.LinkedIn.com/- In my experience, most jobs offers are given to people who know someone within the company already and have an "inside referral". LinkedIn is a good way to keep up with those contacts. http://www.simplyhired.com/- Very similar to Indeed.com, but I found with the right search criteria it provided very good results and scraped job advertisements from many other sites that did not come up in typical searches. http://www.careerbuilder.com/- I had quite a few recruiters contacting me through CareerBuilders after I posted my resume for public review. I would also recommend getting involved in your local GIS user groups as a way of connecting with potential employers. Many have email lists that they advertise job announcements through. Personal relationships go a long way in getting hired, often being just as important as the skills you have.

UK GIS and Cartographic Jobs: A Free List for GIS and Cartographic Jobs in the United Kingdom https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/webadmin?A0=gis-jobs Updated hourly and for UK users a valuable and active source of part-time, contract and permanent GIS centric Jobs. http://www.jobsite.co.uk/cgi-bin/advsearch?search_type=quick&location_within=20&fp_skill_include=gis&location_include=&search_salary_type=A&search_salary_low=ANY&jobtype=E&daysback=7 (the completed search for "GIS")

I can recommend the following three sites: http://www.zgis.at/jobs/stellenangebote.shtml: for mostly Job offers within the German speaking part of the world http://www.earthworks-jobs.com/remotese.htm: for more academic GIS and Remote sensing jobs. http://www.scgis.org/Lev3Page.aspx?Page3ID=20: for GIS jobs in conservation. This site has a slight bias to the US

http://giscareers.com/ is international and was very up-to-date, several job offers per day. Unfortunately it has not been operational for a couple of months already.