When it comes to moving to a new city, one of the biggest challenges can be finding a place to work. I know this because out of all the questions we’re asked in the Forum, (aside from where to go party?) how to find a job in Miami is probably the question were asked the most.
The fact is, there are tons of places to find work online. So, if you’re looking for hotel jobs, restaurant jobs, cruise line jobs, jobs with the city, or jobs with Miami’s largest employers, there is sure to be a site listing a job tailor made for you!
Miami job seekers, I give you the comprehensive list:
- Craigslist
- Backpage
- Miami Herald
- Sun Sentinel
- Royal Caribbean Cruise Lines
- Carnival Cruise Line
- Norwegian Cruise Lines
- Celebrity Crusie Lines
- Biltmore Hotel
- Hard Rock Hotel
- Turnberry Isle
- Southern Wine and Spirits
- China Grill Management
- Burger King Corporation
- Lennar
- Bayview Financial
- Related Group
- Ryder
- Del Monte
- CBS 4
- World Fuel Services
- Watsco
- Ameripath
- Brightstar
- El Dorado Furniture
- Jungle Island
- Seaquarium
- Metro Zoo
- Dolphin Stadium
- Florida Marlins
- Miami Science Museum
- Miami Children’s Museum
- Baptist Hospital
- Mount Sinai
- University of Miami
- Florida University
- Miami Dade Community College
- Dade Schools
- Florida State Jobs in Dade County
- City of Miami Beach
- City Of Miami
- City Of Aventura
- City of Coral Gables
- City of North Miami
- South Florida Interactive Marketing Association
- Recruit Miami
- HospitalityOnline
- Monster
- HotJobs
- CareerBuilder
- Jobing
Job Seekers: Don’t Wait by the Phone (or Computer)
Don’t just apply online and wait by the phone. If you find a company, or a position you really want, job-seekers need to be aggressive in following up all job leads. If you apply online for a position, consider following-up with a cover letter and resume sent to the hiring manager via regular mail. You will stand out over the other online applicants because few will also send a hard copy.
A meeting in person, or on the phone may be the best way to showcase your personality. If you are nervous, consider writing a short script about what you want to say.
As with trying to organize any list, if we’ve missed a place , please do send it in, or add it to the comments below.
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January 03, 2008 at 06:09am by Gus


