I've had a lot of success finding jobs online and landing subsequent interviews. Here's basically what I do: * Use Google Reader to view RSS feeds for search r

I've had a lot of success finding jobs online and landing subsequent interviews. Here's basically what I do: * Use Google Reader to view RSS feeds for search results from SimplyHired, Indeed, HotJobs, Craigslist, LinkedIn, and Dice. Make sure your searches filter out recruiters and terms like CyberCoders. * (Almost) Never apply to jobs via web form, especially through any 3rd party site. Strongly prefer postings with an email contact. * Write a personalized cover letter for each position. Spend 10 minutes looking through their site and job posting, then craft your cover letter using their lingo. * Use a spreadsheet to track your progress. This just keeps you on top of actually doing something. I prefer Google Spreadsheets b/c I can use it across multiple computers. * Have a solid portfolio. Make sure it includes portfolio work, resume, and code samples. * Send resumes in PDF, Word, and plain text. Each person has their own preference which is easy to accomodate.