The Ultimate RSS Feed Collection for the Israeli Job Seeker

The Ultimate RSS Feed Collection for the Israeli Job Seeker 2 The simplicity of RSS has led to RSS feeds appearing on many job sites. Now it's time to make RSS work for your job search. (Not sure what you're doing here? You might want to first read RSS: The Best Job Search Tool You’re Not Using Enough and then come back to this article.) Don't bother subscribing to each feed separately, you'll see why at the end. English feeds Israemploy Latest Jobs â€" various jobs recently posted by employers on Israemploy.net. Janglo JOBOPPS â€" the members of Janglo.net post job listings in the Jerusalem area. craigslist | jobs in tel aviv â€" this feed covers Tel Aviv-based job openings posted on craigslist.com. craigslist | jobs in jerusalem â€" same as above, but for Jerusalem. craigslist | jobs in haifa â€" another feed from Craigslist, this time for Haifa-area jobs. Vast â€" Jobs in Israel â€" Another feed based on search results, Vast covers many industries beyond hitech including health and business. Kehillaton Israel jobs â€" Kehillaton is a global directory of Jewish-oriented websites. This rss feed filters the job postings for you from their Israel-based listings. Jobs in Israel â€" a new blog begun by Brad Bernstein that is simply a list of job openings. Aliyah Job Center â€" the Hot Jobs feed from this Jewish Agency-sponsored site. Jerusalem Post Jobs â€" mostly hitech and there's a lot of repetition. Amdocs Careers â€" Israel-based jobs of all kinds i.e. not only hitech at one of Israel's most famous hitech companies. Tech Aviv Jobs â€" jobs from hitech startups, most of which are located in Israel but not all. Perl Jobs in Israel â€" jobs for perl programmers. Happy Zion Jobs Board â€" a feed of the recent additions to the job board, all kinds of jobs. In addition to the general feed above, The Jerusalem Post has a nice form from which you can generate a custom RSS feed for a job search in Israel, the USA or Canada.eval Hebrew feeds Forum for Twins Triplets â€" The Association of Twins Triplets publishes this feed of job listings for babysitters and baby caretakers. HotJob.co.il â€" An extremely active feed of job listings of all types. XPlace New Projects â€" Xplace.com is a website for freelancers and not just in hitech! They have many feeds but this one covers all new projects, including hitech, design, marketing and others. The entire listing can be found in English or Hebrew. Nana's Unemployment forum â€" A feed of the reactions in Nana's Unemployment forum, sometimes jobs are posted or requested here. Work Work at Home Forum â€" A Tapuz forum covering work and home businesses, job openings are occasionally posted. Home Helpers â€" A feed of want-ads for ‘hired help', experienced cleaners and occasionally babysitters. Hebrew University in Jerusalem â€" job openings for students and staff (Hebrew) Tobefedup.co.il â€" a Hebrew site dedicated to helping any Israeli who's had enough of waiting for replies to their cover letter emails (you did read the Open Letter to the Recruiters of the World From Job Seekers Everywhere, right?). The feed has some job listings and site members can also post what they're looking for. Career Center â€" feed from an Israeli job site (Hebrew). Codex â€" a feed with jobs for lawyers and law students. Mojob â€" a job search engine where you can subscribe to result pages' rss feeds. Has some nice features, like a history of your recent searches. Latest Jobs from Meitav Manpower â€" a diverse list of the latest jobs available through the Meitav Manpower company. Thanks to Adrian Wajsbrem, Slav Ben Ari and Nir Savitzki for help finding some of the above feeds. All these feeds are available from the JobMob Bloglines account where you can browse each of them, or you can download the opml file for quick subscription to the entire list of feeds with the RSS feed reader of your choice. Did I miss anything? If you know of any other RSS feeds for the Israeli job seeker, please tell us in the comments so that I can include them in the list.eval Latest update: April 2nd, 2009 If you found this guide useful, you'll also enjoy The Ultimate List of Mailing Lists For Your Israeli Job Search. Find this guide useful?