A China job search engine is a website that facilitates job headhunting. These China job search engine sites range from large scale generalist boards

Users can typically deposit their résumés and submit them to potential employers , while employers can post job ads and search for potential employees.

Job Search engine History

Raymond Panko of Menlo Park , California used ARPANET (the pre-cursor to the Internet) as early as 1976 in an attempt to gain employment.

Online China job search sites have grown from approximately 1,000 in 1996 to over 30,000 in 2006. A March 2005 survey conducted by exec2exec.com , a UK -based recruitment site, found that 73% of respondents used the Internet as their primary method of China job search, compared with only 2% favoring the more traditional and more expensive method of newspapers and journals.

A more recent trend in job search China jengines, as in many other areas of focus, is the emergence of vertical search , where one search engine indexes the results from multiple other search engines in the same field. Examples of this in the job space include Simply Hired and Indeed.com . These sites are advantageous to job seekers because they provide a one-stop shop for millions of job s (as opposed to thousands), and they are beneficial to the traditional job sites. because they pre-sort the traffic destined for those sites, allowing the traditional sites to more effectively use their resources and target their advertising.