Job search and career services by type

Each page explains one kind of service, what to ask before you pay, and lists companies in it with a link to their own site.

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Reverse recruiting and done-for-you applications

People who have the time to interview but not the time to search, or who want someone else to handle the volume of applications.

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Outplacement and career transition firms

HR and legal teams planning a reduction in force, and the people leaving.

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Online career coaching platforms

People who want guidance on a decision or a plan and will do the search work themselves.

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Career change and career exploration tools

People whose field has shrunk or who want a different kind of work and need options to look at.

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AI job search tools

Active job seekers who want to cut the repetitive parts of applying.

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Fractional and independent work marketplaces

Professionals who want income while they search, or who want to work independently.

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Job sites for workers over 50

Experienced professionals who want employers that expect applicants at their stage.

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Entry-level and early-career job platforms

Students, new graduates and career changers starting out in a field.

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Bootcamps and retraining programs

People moving into a field that needs skills they do not have yet.

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Professional networking and mentorship platforms

People who want introductions and advice from others in a field they want to enter.

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Job loss support groups and communities

People who want company and accountability during a long search.

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Nonprofit job search and training help

People who want free, in-person or local help, or who need a program with funding attached.

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Workforce board and case management software

Workforce boards, states and career centers choosing or adding software.

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College career services software

Career centers and alumni offices choosing or comparing platforms.

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