Get the most out of Monster.com's Search Features for your job search with these tips and tricks.

1. Job-Search Tips
Use the Power of Monster.com’s
Search Features to Find Your Dream Job

2. Search by Job Title
 When you begin entering a term in the Job Title search
box, options for common job titles that include that term
will appear in a drop-down menu. Select one or keep
typing to narrow your search.
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 You can also do a more general search
for a department, such as “Accounting,” to
broaden results.

3. Search by Skills or Keywords
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 If you want to work with a specific skill or process, you
can conduct a search based on those skills.
 For instance, a search for the word “editor” as a skill brings up
potentially relevant jobs that include that word in their description.

4. Industry-Specific Job Search
You can also search for roles in specific industries. If
you’re seeking a marketing job in the pharmaceutical
industry, for instance, you would put “marketing” in the
title section and “pharmaceutical” in the skills section.
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5. Search by Location
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 New jobs are added daily. Plus, you can
save your search criteria to be notified
when new job matches are posted. It’s
like having a personal recruiter trying to
find you the perfect job at all times.
 Another way to broaden your search is to increase its
radius, via the drop-down menu beneath the Location
section. Also, enter multiple states by separating them
with commas.

6. Refine Your Search
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 To refine your search, click on Advanced Search. You’ll
find options that let you search only in specific industries
or only at specific companies, for instance.
 Check out Monster.com’s Career Advice section to
brush up on your interviewing skills, learn the latest
career-development trends, and more. And follow us on
Twitter (@HotJobs_editor and @MonsterCareers).

7. Resume Tips for Job Seekers
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 Make sure your resume is visible, and update it at least
once a month, so it’s clear that you’re actively looking for
a job. Then check out these articles on crafting a more
effective resume:
 Managing Your Monster Profile
 Customize Your Resume for Best Results
 Resumes for the Digital Age
 Creative Ways to Improve Your Resume
 Declutter Your Resume in 5 Steps
 Resume Writing Help
And start your job search today!