For example, Google search using an advanced search criteria [(i) keywords “bio+job”, (ii) websites in English language, (iii) URL contain the search keywords 'bio' and 'job', and (iv) sites updated in the last 3 months] lists 524 sites [Try the search]. In another search where the keywords 'bio' and 'job' contained in the title of the web page resulted 411 hits [Try the search]. In yet another search where the keywords 'bio' and 'job' contained anywhere in the web page lists 2,760,000 hits! [Try the search].

The situation is that getting a job will be much easier if you can pick the right vacancy from these 1000s of websites. A serious attempt is being carried out to solve this puzzle and which resulted in a blog-based website, http://findbiojobs.blogspot.com

It automates everything. Whenever you load the page, it lists new job openings posted in http://biojobs.blogspot.com and many other websites. You will get option to search job-sites of Science, Nature, and NewScientist and sites like BioLondon, AusBiotech, Bioinformatics.org, phds.org, bio.net, etc and is just one mouse-click away!

It is highly recommended that you bookmark http://findbiojobs.blogspot.com and make it as your homepage. Certainly, you will get what you are looking for much sooner.