By Alison Gazan Job hunting used to mean getting your hands dirty. The popularity of job Web sites has skyrocketed.
Some sites list all sorts of employment, from retail to biopharmaceutical to law enforcement.
Some sites allow you to search in a geographic region. In 1996, America's Job Bank boasted 300,000 listings. Today, its numbers top the million mark. These sites offer more than job openings. This is supposed to be an easier way to find a job, yet some sites are hard to navigate.