What is Job search engine?
#REDIRECT [[Job board]] <!-- Job search engine or an employment website is a place on the internet that talks about jobs. Some of these websites let companies post jobs they have available. These are called job boards. Some other job websites give advice on finding a job or tell about different kinds of jobs and companies. People can use these websites to apply for jobs or send their resumes. == History == In 1992, Bill Warren made the Online Career Center. It was supported by big companies and let people put their resumes online and companies post jobs. In 1994, Robert J. McGovern started NetStart Inc. This was software that companies used to show job openings on their own websites. After getting some money from investors, he moved this software to its own website. Later, in 1998, the company's name changed to CareerBuilder. They got even more money to make their business bigger. In 1995, six big newspapers put their job ads online on a service named CareerPath.com. This service had job ads from famous newspapers like the New York Times and the Washington Post. In 1998, Hotjobs.com wanted to show an ad during the Super Bowl, but it was not allowed because it was seen as not nice. The ad showed a janitor at a zoo with an elephant. The idea was to show that some people might be in jobs they don't like and should use Hotjobs.com to find a new one. -->