
Google recently added a job search engine to it. Searching for jobs around you is now easier thanks to Google.
Its internal job search engine will show and collect all job vacancies from major sites for you and show them to you thus making it easier for you to find your next job.
We will show you how to use the search engine for job offers on Google.
How to search for work through Google
Open your browser from both computer and smartphone or tablet and go to if it is not set as the default search engine.
Type "job offers" in the search bar and hit enter.
Search results are now shown with a named section Job offers in a blue box.
Select or tap on the blue box and you will enter the Google internal search engine dedicated to job offers.
How to use Google Jobs
Now think of this page as another internal Google search engine dedicated to Jobs.
In the search bar at the top select the type of job and the location (if you have given consent to use the position it will already be set for where you are currently) for example "waiter Rome" and select the item with a suitcase icon next to it and start the search.
Google will show you all the vacancies for that type and location on the web. Once you find the offer you are interested in, select it and you will go to the page with more information about it.
If you want to apply for the offer, select the Submit application button at the top and you will be directed to the site that posted this job offer.
Once on the original page of the job offer you will have to refer to the site that hosts it to complete your application by registering to it or by filling out the forms if they ask you.
At the top, as you can see, there are various tools to make your job search even more specific, from distance in KM, date of publication, type and employer.
If you are logged in to the browser with your Google account, you can also activate email alerts to receive email updates and news of new offers for your search.
As you can see now Google tries to make it easier to find Job Offers on its search engine and on the internet.