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What is a job?

At some point in life, most of us have to start looking for a job in order to sustain ourselves and evolve in our abilities and skill-set.

Having a job means you'll be working full-time or part-time with a company that hired you after you applied for one of their vacancies. When you're a recent graduate, you're likely to start your career with a graduate job, entry-level job or a placement. You can find all sorts of graduate jobs in a lot of different industries, e.g. marketing, finance, legal, consultancy, IT or engineering.

Find your perfect job on Magnet.me.

Which job suits me?

When you begin your job search, you will soon come to realize that there are a lot of the same or very similar vacancies on the market offered from a lot of different employers. So you find yourself asking: Which job suits me the best? What is the right job for me? Not only do you want to get a good career match, but you want to find a company that suits you. Finding out which companies suit you is vital. Liking the company you work for will make a big difference to work happiness!

Luckily, we have a full guide on what job suits you and how to find that out.

Even better - Magnet.me automatically matches you with the jobs that suit your profile the best!

Types of jobs

There are multiple types of jobs, in various different sectors for graduates to choose from. In the Netherlands, organisations have adjusted their programmes to the needs of their employees and of their organisation. Popular types of jobs are HR jobs, marketing jobs, media jobs and sales jobs. We have them all on Magnet.me so check them out.

Most popular companies that offer jobs and other jobs:

1. Adidas jobs and other jobs
2. KLM jobs and other jobs
3. ING jobs and other jobs
4. Rabobank jobs and other jobs
5. Heineken jobs and other jobs

Most popular areas to do a job in:

1. Jobs in Amsterdam
2. Jobs in Rotterdam
3. Jobs in The Hague
4. Jobs in Utrecht
5. Jobs in Eindhoven

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