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FreeAgent.com  The nature of work is changing. If
you’ve struck out on your own and are now selling "the brand you," you’ll find lots of help at this home
base for freelancers and e-lancers of all kinds. There’s more here than just chat rooms and articles. You can find
services such as insurance and retirement plans that are sometimes hard to get when you work on your own. It’s
a must-see for the SOHO set.
HotJobs.com  HotJobs has about 3,000 registered
recruiters looking over the résumés of over 300,000 people who have listed themselves at the site.
What’s different and interesting here is that headhunters aren’t allowed, you can block your résumé
from being seen by companies you specify, and recruiters can create multiple-choice quizzes for any potential applicant
to take before his or her résumé is passed along. Talk about cost-effective recruiting techniques!
Monster.com  The most compelling addition to this
massive job-hunting site is the Talent Market, a place where 97,000 e-lancers have put their skills up for bids.
If you’d rather find a more traditional job, you can search the database by location (in the U.S. or abroad) and
company, create a résumé, apply online, and do company research.
WorkExchange  With 7.5 million freelancers looking
for work out there, competition is stiff. WorkExchange lets you list your talents in a marketplace that has vast
reach, given that the service appears on over 30 different partner sites. So far, about 20,000 freelancers have
signed up.
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