As the economic seen around world is not as good and conducive and the worst affected from this nightmare are the people who are into some sort of job and are employed. Unemployment rate was staggering for the developed economies during previous months; in US in May 2009 it was 9 percent, in France it is at the level of 8.2 percent, in Germany in January it was 7.6 percent and in UK it was 6.77 percent in March. High unemployment rates don’t means there is no jobs, however, it is indicator of change in availability of jobs.

Following are some of the top jobsites where you can analyze your chances of getting new job:

Monster.com: Monster is a very nice job portal to search for international vacancies. It has grown into the largest jobsite, online. Its “International Search” feature makes it exceptional and let an aspirant to upload his resume for free. The site also has unique “career tools” to guide a candidate in his/her job search.

Job.com: Along the lines of Monster, Job.com also lets to search you for international positions. Under “Additional Search Options” provided by the job.com you can search from areas like Middle East, United Kingdom or Pacific Rim. You can search from over 700, 000 listings.

HotJobs: Yahoo!’s Hotjobs similar to interface like Yahoo has many a number of features for Job Seekers. It is a very good website content wise for job seekers as filled with articles and widgets from employment industry. And there are thousand of jobs listed in its database for positions, globally.

Net Temps: Net-Temps an exclusive jobsite is for workers temporarily employed and looking for next big opportunity. This differs for job seekers in a way that it allows them to have filter searches for temporary or full-time job. This is a great site for freelancers, who regularly look for further avenues for the contract after accomplishing the previous one.

Indeed: It is a meta-search engine for job seekers that show job result gathered from other jobsites like Hotjobs and CareerBuilder.

All Job Search: Covering US, Canada and the United Kingdom  AllJobSearch’s it covers’ 200 websites, 500 newspapers and over 300 newsgroups. However, as a search result, it puts you across the link or the resource of the other site where a vacancy exists instead of conventional job search on a website.

Simply Hired: As for the sake of simplicity, SimplyHired has made it easier to search for the job. It is provided with coolest tools email alerts, trend research and salary information segregation as according to location and occupation. It precisely, can guide you about your career than any other website

USA.gov: This is the website for job seekers looking for opportunities offered by US government throughout the world at various locations including United States.  One can search for the jobs form the huge database of the U.S. Federal government under any category or discipline you belongs too.

College Recruiter: Site for entry level positions, CollegeRecruiter job search engine covering 11,000 career sites around the country involving colleges, university and military offices provides valuable information for a fresher.

Naukri.com: This is the best website, exclusively, searching for Jobs in India.  It provides information about a job in India from a various categories lying vacant at all the important cities of India.