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About Working World

WorkingWorld.com is a Los Angeles-based website that combines job listings with career-related editorial. It is the companion website to Working World magazine.

We are a small, local company.

We've done business in the recruitment field of Los Angeles since 1988. We’re not a giant faceless bureacracy pretending to be local. We have the same small office on Wilshire and Hobart that we’ve had for two decades.

It may be overstatement, but we believe WorkingWorld.com is the best jobs website in Los Angeles. Why? Because we provide both value and a hassle-free experience. Companies who post jobs find the site easy to use — the purchase and posting process is simple and logical.

It’s easy to renew a job or to track applicants. No gimmicks, just common sense, as if you had designed this site yourself. Plus the price is right — see the ‘Post a Job’ tab or click here for pricing information.

Try the expandable yellow jobs search box.

We offer something different. Job seekers will find it easy to search for recently-posted jobs using the “expandable yellow box.” Need some career information or advice? Search for an article from the Working World archives. Check out the Forums to get advice from other working people.

A word about the articles: They are a goldmine of useful career information. We’ve published Working World magazine since 1988 and our archive is a fantastic free resource for you. Topics run the gamut from What Not to Wear on Your Next Interview to Surviving an Earthquake While You’re at Work to 20 Ways to Defend Against the Recession. Find what you need with a keyword search in the ‘Working World Archives’ box on the homepage.

It’s easy to be well organized on this site.

‘My Working World’ tracks and stores everything: your job applications, resumes, cover letters, articles, forum threads, jobs to apply to later. You have enough to deal with, let us streamline your job search.

Want to advertise? Posting a job directly through the site is easy. But if you want to speak to a human or need information about banners or placing a spot on the Education Page, call (213) 385-4781. During business hours we try to pick up our phone by the third ring.

WorkingWorld.com: Search Local.

— Catherine, Danny, Eric, Dustin, Ron, Jill, Jim and Beth