First of all, I won't list the headhunters in Montreal because there are just too many. A simple google search will list most if not all. They do most of the dirty work for your, but might not be able to find the more obscure jobs.
Second, The government maintains a job database for anyone who is a citizen and is unemployed: Job Bank - Home
(it included link for the separate database maintained by the government of Quebec)
Next we have to jobs-posting websites (aka Electronic billboards). Since Montreal is a dual-language city, most services were made in one language first and then ported to the other. Which usually means you have twice as many websites, twice as much effort to do, but not twice as many offers. Most are usually either:
- An (inter)national website offering tons of jobs posting but little offerings locally, examples includes:
- A local website offering less jobs but dealing mostly with local offering, examples includes:
- Local professional associations
- Sites like LesPAC (PAC = Petites annonces classées = Small classifieds ads)
- Specialty sites like AgentSolo.com
But, with this, you only that, you won't see the vast majority of offering there is. The best way to see more, is to go directly on the company's website
Places like:
And that is what is taking a lot of my time. Of course, I'm also taking so time off since I hadn't had "real" vacation in over 2 years.
I'll update this post if I find anything interesting to add.
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