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Q: Please tell me some job websites.

Please tell me some most popular job websites in the English speaking countries. Thank you!

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big fingers on the phone keyboard
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cub:

phone keybord? Do u mean phone ''keypad''?

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oh come on
I know ive given you a list of web sites in Australia on more than one occasion
now you are just being lazy

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My old accounts are blocked. I can't check.

Well,I was A bit lazy. I know wwww.seek.com.au fot Australia and www.monster.com for the U.S.

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Viki87:

For which country?

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US mostly.

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craigslist.org

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