IT job boards.

Since the topic 'jobs' is becoming a bigger issue these days, I want to provide a list with sites that offer computer related jobs. Please reply to this message with your favorite job sites. Here are a couple I know:

www.JustTechJobs.com

www.dice.com

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NavyMooseCCNA

Indeed, Dice, and LinkedIn are what I am using. Be careful with LinkedIn, I am seeing positions using the names of small companies which are not in the area. The one I see most often is for a furniture refinisher located in the mid-west looking for SOC Analysts.

JoshuaT

Zumpel said:

www.monster.com --> has sites for different markets like www.monster.ie etc.

www.irishjobs.ie -> for those who want to get some overseas experience

loads of call centre jobs, though...

Maby is one of the famous Job-resources in the world. For all, not IT only.

NEODREAM

https://www.stella.ai/

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Droths

If you're considering a role in LN Consulting - I would really recommend the folks here - www.xencore.co.uk/services/senior-ln-consultant-jobs/

dhay13

Anyone have any other ideas? I have tried LinkedIn, Dice, ZipRecruiter, Indeed, Clearance jobs, and a few others. Pretty much out of ideas. Unemployment runs out in 2 months and after 4 months of nothing I have started looking for jobs at Auto Zone and Lowes. At this point I think unless something falls into my lap my IT/cybersecurity days are over. I'm 56 with a B.S. and CISSP but I think my age, along with the current job market, is really playing against me here. Any ideas?

JDMurray

Pick up something temporary at a local retailer like you suggested until you get hired for a position in your career path. I was in the same situation. I was able to fallback onto my secondary profession as a teacher/instructor just to earn some income; now teaching is my full-time career. General InfoSec is a really tough career path now with so much of it being off-shored to people that will work very inexpensively compared to us here in the USA. Being older, too experienced, and other-than-DEI can be detrimental factors for USA-based job candidates as well.

dhay13

JDMurray said:

Pick up something temporary at a local retailer like you suggested until you get hired for a position in your career path. I was in the same situation. I was able to fallback onto my secondary profession as a teacher/instructor just to earn some income; now teaching is my full-time career. General InfoSec is a really tough career path now with so much of it being off-shored to people that will work very inexpensively compared to us here in the USA. Being older, too experienced, and other-than-DEI can be detrimental factors for USA-based job candidates as well.

I might have to go that route. I only have a couple of weeks of funds left before I have to do something