For a long time the newspaper classifieds and word of mouth were the only two ways you could find a job without going door knocking. Note that word of mouth is still perhaps the best way to search for jobs, as over 60% of jobs are never publicly listed. As the saying goes, it’s not what you know but who you know (and how you manage to use your connections).
If you’re like most people, you need to eat. Eating requires money to buy food, unless you’re privy to some handy barter scheme, and unless you’ve won the inheritance lottery you’re going to need to work for you food money. Which means you need to find a job. Sure, you could make do walking door-to-door and looking for help wanted signs, but the most efficient way to search for jobs is going to be through the internet.
Ask relatives, past business associates, and friends if they know of anyone who’s hiring. This can be especially important if you’re looking for a job in a particular field. If you can’t score anything by word of mouth, the classifieds may still be worth a read, but many newspapers publish their classifieds online anyway, so an internet search will...
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