Just curious, what are the best websites to see whos hiring around the country?

I've seen this change over the years. Once upon a time, it was R&R (printed edition), but today I would say it is "Allaccess.com". (Hint: if you're at work, turn down the volume so the allaccess "chime" doesn't blare. Not that anyone would ever look for other work on the clock!)

That's funny!

Reminds me of the Dilbert cartoon, where one user is sitting amidst the others with a embarrassed look on their face!

The caption is "Welcome to the first SEX site with SOUND!"

You sure it wasn't this one:

http://img.moonbuggy.org/welcome-to-the-first-sex-site-with-sound/

Hmmm... best website for jocks?

http://www.oregon.gov/EMPLOY/UI/about_benefits.shtml#What_is_Unemployment_Insura nce

BOY, isn't that the truth! Infact If I was a jock, I would have that as my homepage Mikekolb

Yep, that's the one!

Thanks for tracking it down. I'm gonna print it for somebody.

AA has not so many on air positions. Then, nobody does. Elko Nevada is ALWAYS looking to hire. Depends where you want to be... If the PNW, the OAB has far more listings than the WSAB Also if you don't mind the Evil empire CUME and CC websites list their own (usually hire their own as well) Best way still remains WHO YOU KNOW!

When all you contacts have left the biz or died, you are pretty well hung out to dry.....

As for the best places to have a shot.... Wisconsin, New York, Louisiana

Wisconsin? You're kidding me, right? I've been there for ther past month. Wrore two stations in the Oshkosh area. Haven't heard back from either one.

I would expect New York to be the same. As for Louisiana, people are leaving there, not going there.

Notice how many Promotion Director jobs are out there. I have a theory...that job is one of the most demanding in radio. Qualifications: Must be creative at all times, must be willing to work anytime, including nights and weekends, must be willing to be the go-between programming and sales, must be willing to understand the "needs" of air talent, must be willing to lift heavy promotional items and carry them long distances, and best of all work for low pay, many times part-time. Perfect! On the bright side, stations that treat this job seriously, it can be rewarding. Unfortunately, not that many do.

www.burgerking.com

Promotion Director jobs:

You forgot must have college degree and buried in student loans, must have no idea on how a good station should sound/sell/promote, must be under 25, Please include photo with you resume. Women encouraged to apply.

Larry, you forgot KCUP.com.......