Tips to Find Hidden Jobs in Canada

1. Amazing Step-by-Step Guide For You to Snap Up Job Opportunities
Exclusive For You In The Hidden Job Market, Almost Zero
Competition; While Hundreds of Other People Are Competing
For One Job Posting On The Internet or Newspaper!
Secrets of
Hidden Job
Market
Special Report - 2009
By
http://www.Jobpostcanada.com

2. Introduction:
Approximately 80 percent of the job openings available at any given time are not being
advertised in newspapers or online career websites in canada. The degree to which this is
true in Canada often surprises newcomers. The vast majority of jobs are never advertised.
Unless you know where to look, you will never even see most of the jobs that are available.
Think about what that means. All those online job boards, all those newspaper ads and all
those help-wanted sings are only showing you a tiny fraction of the jobs which are available.
These are all valuable places to start your job hunt.
However, if you limit yourself to watching for jobs that are advertised you will be greatly
limiting your options. You need access to the hidden job market.
So, how do you access the hidden job market? What's the secret password that will let you
in? Here are some Secret Tips to follow to explore these hidden job resources
By Jobpostcanada.com 2

3. Use All in One Job Search Engine
Eluta is a search engine that specializes in just one thing: finding new job announcements
at employers across Canada. As a vertical search engine, Eluta monitors new job
announcements at tens of thousands of employers across Canada every day.
http://www.Eluta.ca
Wowjobs provides a convenient and easy way to search over 100,000 jobs across Canada
advertised on thousands of job sites, classifieds and company sites across Canada.
http://www.Wowjobs.ca
Search 10,010 Jobs in Canada on 4071 Companies Career Pages
Jobbind is a job search engine specialized in aggregating jobs directly from employer career
pages.
http://www.Jobbind.com/canada
Search Over 150,000 Jobs in Canada. Simplyhired now serving Canadian jobseekers.
http://www.Simplyhired.ca
Search job sites, newspapers, associations and company career pages.
http://www.Indeed.ca
Mployd helps job seekers search for employment and provide employers the recruitment
tools to hire and offer job opportunities.
http://www.Mployd.com
Search 158,311 jobs published in Canada on Major Job Boards
http://www.Careerjet.ca
Quick Tip:
When you search jobs in these engines there is email/job alert button on top of result page.
Enter your email there so they will send new jobs in your email everyday and you don’t need
to go each engine everyday to check results.
Speciality Search Engines
Job Search Engine for New grads
TalentEgg is Canada's career hub for students and new graduates that are looking for
meaningful entry-level careers, summer jobs or internships, and co-op job opportunities.
http://www.Talentegg.ca
Retail Job Search Engine
Job search engine for retail jobs, food services jobs and hospitality jobs.
http://www.Jobloft.com
By Jobpostcanada.com 3

4. Post your Resume on all major Job Boards
Many employers don’t post their job posting on major job board but they prefer to take
resume searching service from them. So if your resume is posted on major job boards with
good Keywords there is a chance that Employers will find your resume and will contact your
for job.
We suggest you to post your resume on these popular job boards in Canada.
Workopolis is the authoritative source for finding employment and contract work in Canada.
Search millions of jobs in all industries.
http://www.Workopolis.com
Find the job that's right for you. Use Monster's resources to create a killer resume, search
for jobs, prepare for interviews, and launch your career.
http://www.Monster.ca
Find your dream job! Search for jobs, post your resume, compare salaries and find career
advice and research. Thousands of new jobs listed daily.
http://www.HotJobs.ca
Major Canadian job site from Canada.com network
http://www.Working.com
Canada's most popular career and recruitment site for jobs in Canada. ... Job seekers.
Search for new career opportunities.
http://www.Jobshark.ca
One of the top 30 trafficked websites in the world
http://www.Careerbuilder.ca
Atlantic Canada's first, most visited and only bilingual recruitment web site
http://www.Careerbeacon.com
Atlantic Canada Job Search Site
http://www.Jobspress.com
By Jobpostcanada.com 4

5. Quick Tip: Use NOC to prepare resume
National Occupational Classification (NOC) is the nationally accepted reference on
occupations in Canada. It organizes over 30,000 job titles into 520 occupational group
descriptions. It is used daily by thousands of people to compile, analyze and communicate
information about occupations, and to understand the jobs found throughout Canada's
labour market.
Find your NOC code for Occupation Titles in Canada, duties and requirements for related
jobs.
http://www5.hrsdc.gc.ca/NOC
By Jobpostcanada.com 5

6. Create your Digital Resume
Quickly and easily build dynamic and secure online resumes that will get you noticed with
these two popular Free services.
Benefits:
 You can put your resume online in seconds
 Instantly edit your resume online
 You can share your resume via a unique URL
 See who is viewing your resume and how often
 Match your resume to relevant jobs
VisualCV.com is the first website that allows you to create an Internet-based resume, build
and manage an integrated online career portfolio, and securely share professional
qualifications with your customers, partners, employers and colleagues. VisualCV replaces
the traditional resume with an online professional profile.
http://www.visualcv.com
Ever wish you had a way to share, revise, and tag your resume all at the same time? Look
no further. ResumeBucket offers you the ease of editing, the power of sharing, and
convenient access to your resume from anywhere on the planet.
http://www.Resumebucket.com
Quick Tip :
When you apply by email or online you can give your Resume URL to employer like
www.visualcv.com/yourname . It will be very easy for employer to see your profile instead of
downloading and viewing your word format resume.
By Jobpostcanada.com 6

7. Use Google Maps to find Employers in your area
You can find companies related to your occupation in google maps. First enter your postal
code in google maps search. After that in advanced option select business and search for
your occupation.
Like if your Postal code is M1H 2Y4 enter it in google maps search. Than in advance option
select business and search as example “ Accounting” . All accounting firms in your area will
come in result page on google maps. Collect FAX numbers of that companies and send
your resume to them.
Take help of Local Yellowpages
Majority of job seekers hardly know 5 to 6 job agencies in their area. They never try to find
out how many employment agencies in their city. Take help of local yellow pages; make a
list of fax number and fax resume to all of them. Remember you need just 1 job among
thousands of jobs in market!
Join Professional Associations and Membership Sites
Join an association in whatever field interests you and become an active member. Meet as
many members as possible to learn about the industry and uncover some opportunities.
Surf the Internet and find the association's web site to learn about conferences and other
events you can participate in. Talk to someone in the same field and interview for
information about the position and industry you are interested.
Networking
Networking consists of connecting with a wide variety of individuals who may be able to help
with your job hunt and career planning. Network with people at a higher level so you can
find the type of jobs that might interest you. Discover which skills and experiences are
relevant. Practice your interpersonal skills to increase your visibility in the field and uncover
hidden markets. Ask questions and seek answers. Avoid staying hidden in your house. Get
out often to meet new people. Jobs rarely come to the applicant. You need to listen and
seize the opportunities wherever they exist.
Join here for Job networking in Canada :
http://www.Jobhubcanada.com
By Jobpostcanada.com 7

8. Volunteering
Volunteering provides wonderful opportunities to develop new skills, expand horizons and
enjoy helping others in the community. Volunteering can help expand your network,
strengthen your resume and give you strong personal satisfaction. This is very important to
career transition and stay-at-home parents re-entering the work force. Volunteer work may
be the only relevant experience you have when applying for new job.
Go to local library and ask them if they have any list of volunteer job resources.
Buy a Fax Machine at Home!
It’s very easy to send resume by Fax than email and it will give more chance to reach your
resume in the hand of employer.
Just think if you will get job 1day earlier it will cover your cost of your fax machine!
Lots of employers don’t provide their email to send resume as they prefer Fax to get
resume from jobseekers. If you have fax at home it will increase your chance to get job
faster.
Take Help from your Friends and Relatives
Make a list of your friends, relatives and co-workers you worked with before and call them.
Ask them if they have any tip of jobs in your occupation.
Start a Blog
Consider starting a blog to a showcase your knowledge about indursty. You can also ad
your blog url in your Resume
You can start your blog here
1. http://www.blogger.com
2. http://www.wordpress.com
By Jobpostcanada.com 8