Make a career move with these job-search apps

Is your work no longer working for you? Maybe you're getting back into the workforce after some time off, or are just curious about what’s out there. Find the types of roles you want, apply, and prepare for interviews with these apps.

Indeed brings together information from sources including employment websites, company postings, and agency listings. Search positions by type, company, and location, or filter for remote work. Get job matches targeted to your skills and terms, and apply directly from the app’s clean, no-nonsense interface.

Glassdoor has helpful job search features like resume upload for faster applications, but stands out with its emphasis on company reviews. Read anonymous comments from current and former employees to know what salary to ask for, anticipate interview questions, and see potential red flags in the company.

Are you a freelancer with highly specialized skills? Do you supplement your day job with occasional side gigs? From quick tasks you can knock off during your lunch break to freelance contracts with bigger companies, Fiverr has jobs for the micro-gig economy. If you can proofread a novel, provide an original theme song for a podcast, or build in Minecraft, this is the place to leverage your skills.

Find and apply for jobs that match your skills or post job openings to find the right candidate. Research potential employers and read reviews to understand company culture. Receive notifications on job applications, interview invites, and more. As an employer, you can review resumes, schedule interviews, and chat directly with shortlisted candidates.