Finding a Job in America - An Expert Speaks Click here for some valuable insights on job hunting from experienced executive recruiter Manuel Boado, founder and CEO of SpanUSA, a bilingual executive search firm. (updated March 2004)

Where are the jobs in Miami?

Where do I look for jobs?

A good place to search for Miami sales and marketing jobs, computer jobs and administrative jobs would be the newspaper classifieds. Both the Miami Herald and New Times have classified sections. **Most of these jobs also require a prior work permit or green card.

Online resources:

LatPro - The largest and most comprehensive bilingual resource for spanish and portuguese-speaking job seekers. Job listings, career advice, plus the option of receiving job announcements by email.

salary.com - compare salaries for jobs by city and nationwide. Then link to job sites like monster.com.

chiefmonster.com - job site for CEO's and top-level management

dice.com - huge database of tech jobs

For more online job databases, click here.

Executive Recruiters:

SPANUSA - a professional recruiter for bilingual executives. Clientele includes many Fortune 500 companies.

Management Recruiters of Miami-North IT, sales, engineering, environmental, pulp and paper, manufacturing, administration

VAP - consultants, engineers, designers, hydrology, quality assurance testers, surveyors

Ella Kallish, Inc. - recruiter for graphic designers, web designers, e-commerce professionals, programmers and consultants.

Temp and F/T Office Staffing Agencies

Adecco - largest recruiter for temp and full-time staffing. Branches around the world.

Daystar

Vintex - temp staffing and f/t management

OM5 (Office Mates 5) - office staffing specialists - administrative assistants, data entry clerks

Legal jobs:

Newspapers

New Times - alternative free weekly local paper with clerical job listings

El Nuevo Herald (Miami Herald) - Miami's largest circulation newspaper. Large classified jobs section in Sunday paper and online.