Despite its reputation and specialization in entry-level positions, we ranked CollegeGrad as the runner-up because it has far fewer listings than Indeed. It is now the number-one entry-level job site for recent alumni according to Alexa rankings. Indeed also has a salary search tool and a company reviews section, so you can read about other people’s experiences at the companies you’re interested in before applying to a job or accepting an offer.ĬollegeGrad was created in 1995 and is the only one of three original job sites for entry-level job seekers still operating. You don’t need to sign up for an account to use the platform, but an account will allow you to sign up for email alerts when new jobs are posted, upload your resume, as well as send and receive messages from recruiters. Indeed is very easy to use and it’s completely free. To find entry-level positions, seekers can type in their desired job title and industry with the keywords “entry level” or “junior” added, or they can select “Entry Level” from the dropdown menu under the “Experience Level” filter.
Using Indeed, job seekers can find open entry-level positions in nearly every industry, including but not limited to customer service, finance, healthcare, marketing, real estate, and sales.
Although it’s not marketed toward entry-level job seekers specifically, we chose Indeed as the best overall website for college graduates because of its size, number of industries served, and the rate at which new jobs are added. Indeed was founded in 2004 and is now the largest job website in the world, with 250 million monthly users with 10 new job listings added per second.
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