Landing the ideal job is a tough feat for anyone, but finding job openings in countries like Pakistan can be even harder. That’s because the Internet is riddled with job openings in other nations that often mask the ones in your area. When you want something close to home, start your job search at one of the following websites or apps ideal for the Pakistani job seeker, listed in no particular order.
1. Mustakbil.com
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Dedicated to Pakistan job openings, events, resources, and more, Mustakbil.com is a one-stop website for Pakistan residents. The job search function includes career openings like graphic designers, marketing managers, software developers, and more. Browse jobs by category or by city to narrow your choices and find the career you’re looking for. In addition to these great tools, you can also create an account to share your résumé with employers. With Mustakbil’s rich features and simple interface, this is an excellent website to start your job search.
2. Bayt.com
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Bayt.com is much more than a website. Its platform is also available on Apple, Android, and Blackberry device. With the Bayt app, you can take the job search with you wherever you go. Choose your language, and then browse jobs, stay on top of openings with job alerts, and even apply to openings straight from your mobile device.
As if that’s not enough, the website allows you to search over 10,000 jobs or let employers find you. Stay up-to-date on the latest job news and tips with the Bayt blog. What’s more, you can search events in your area that can help boost your career, such as career fairs. The Bayt platform is completely free, but you can upgrade to a premium account to gain access to connection opportunities and premium insights to expand your career opportunities.
3. Rozee.pk
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Delivering the most up-to-date listings on job openings in Pakistan, Rozee.pk has you covered when it comes to the job search. Here you’ll find career opportunities organized into categories based on the top employers, best jobs, and most recent postings.
You can also perform a custom search to help you find exactly what you’re looking for in your city. You’ll find openings ranging from software developers to management positions and more. The site also offers other useful tools like a salary calculator to help you determine what you’re worth, and you can upload or create a CV right on the website.
4. Indeed.com.pk
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Indeed.com is one of the leading career search websites worldwide. Luckily for you it has a section dedicated to Pakistani job seekers at Indeed.com.pk. With the free mobile app, you can enjoy the job search on-the-go and even find nearby job openings using your device’s GPS.
The app automatically organizes your searches by letting you know which jobs you’ve look at, which ones you’ve applied to, and which ones you’ve saved as your favorites. You can also read company reviews, review your own past employers, and upload your résumé for a quick application process. If you’re interested in expanding your search to international jobs, the app features job openings in over 50 countries and 28 languages.
5. BrightSpyre.com
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Open yourself to the world of online hiring solutions with BrightSpyre.com. Quickly sort through job titles and positions in various cities without hassle. You’ll also find lists of hot jobs so you don’t miss the best openings. Plus, you can see which jobs are closing soon so you don’t miss the application deadline. Sign up for job alerts to get information sent directly to your email. The website offers other useful job seeking tips on its blog, giving you free advice on how to land a job, write a résumé, and more.
6. Clicks – Jobs for Pakistanis
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If you frequently search for jobs in the newspaper, you can take your job search to the next level with the Clicks – Jobs for Pakistanis app. Here you’ll find job listings from newspapers like Dawn, Jang, Express, and others all in one convenient location. Add openings to your favorites list, share the jobs with your friends via social media, and use detailed search criteria to receive specific results tailored toward your needs. You can also set up job alerts to save time browsing jobs that don’t interest you.
7. Bayrozgar.com
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Focusing on jobs in the Middle East, particularly in Pakistan, Bayrozgar.com is a wonderful place to start the job hunt. Here you’ll discover hundreds of jobs available in a variety of fields. Narrow your search by browsing categories, searching by location or gender, or finding jobs based on your experience.
The site allows you to upload your CV so employers can find you. Plus, you can sign up for job alerts to save you time since you’ll only receive notifications about jobs that interest you. The service is free, and as a registered user you can upload and save your résumé on the site.
8. Trovit Jobs
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Both an app and a job search website, Trovit Jobs features openings from around the world. Head to Jobs.Trovit.com.pk to discover jobs in the immediate area, or use the mobile app to search by country on-the-go. Use filters like working hours, experience required, or offered salary to narrow your search, or sort your results by date or relevancy. You can also set up email alerts, save your favorite openings, and share jobs via email or social media. Plus, the app is available in 12 languages and 38 countries!
9. JobsPK.com
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JobsPK.com comes with unique job search tools you’ll love. Not only can you run advanced searches, but you can create a workspace to track your CV stats. Post your CV online and have employers come to you, or simply apply to a position at the click of a button. Here you’ll discover the latest Pakistan jobs as well as those in Dubai and other areas of the Middle East. Plus, you can save your searches and your favorite jobs to avoid wasting time when you come back.
Do you know of any other great sites for Pakistan jobs? Let us know in the comment section what we missed.
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