how do you search for jobs?

Im searching for jobs in the internet.
I search for hospitals and Universities cause they all have an IT Department. Though I hate going through Human Resource cause they dont give a damn about you.
I also use Monster.com and Dice.com but I hear companies put those open positions because they are forced too by law! They already have someone in mind for those positions.
Man I need contacts! Dont have much and the guys I emailed havent responded to me yet.
How do you guys search for jobs?
I search for hospitals and Universities cause they all have an IT Department. Though I hate going through Human Resource cause they dont give a damn about you.
I also use Monster.com and Dice.com but I hear companies put those open positions because they are forced too by law! They already have someone in mind for those positions.
Man I need contacts! Dont have much and the guys I emailed havent responded to me yet.
How do you guys search for jobs?
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It will be one year in June since I've been in this job and I still keep my resume up to date. I have also obtained my Server+, MCP in 70-210 & 70-218 since last June and put my experience down in my resume to this day. And guess what, I get calls all the time now from people wanting to hire me. So an advice for you is to never give up when it's down because one of these days you'll get a break. Always network and never burn bridges because the opportunity is there.
Another advice is even when you get your position and your making the money, keep going for your certifications because technology is constantly moving forward and the best usually keep the jobs when it comes to downsizing.
Good luck!
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Whoever told you that has bad information. My company posts openings on Monster. It costs about $2000 per job posting which is a big chunk of change for most small businesses. There's no point in throwing away that kind of money when you already know who you're going to hire.
from what I hear though it is not worth spending so much time with Monster.com when it comes to searching for jobs. They dont call you back and if they do like they did to me was for something else and not your related field of work.
Heck one guy called me for doing sales.
I was looking for the same kind of site for software programmer contractors, but haven't found a good one.
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People posted here before I believe that some employers dont know if Network+ exists or dont bother to check. I dont know if employers know every certification out there and know how to check for it.
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