Sites for Locating Freelance Work

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1. Dice.comDice is a fully stocked job-search engine for High Tech professionals. Must use "freelance" as a keyword in your search. Headhunters allowed.

2. WorkExchange.comClaims to be "the largest networked marketplace for project work on the Internet." Registration required. Works like an auction - job goes to person with best bid. Headhunters allowed.

3. Hireweb.comRegistration required. No headhunters allowed. Offers internships, too.

4. Careerpark.comCovers a spectrum of industries. Search under the "Part-time/Freelance" category

5. Guru.comBoasts over 18,000 hiring companies. No headhunters allowed. Mostly New Media jobs.

6. Freeagent.comCovers a spectrum of industries. Registration required.

7. Exp.comAdvertises itself as a service that connects "individuals to Experts in any of nearly 100 categories." Freelancers looking for new gigs should click on "Give Advice." Registration required.

8. Hotjobs.comPerhaps the largest and most established career bulwark on the web. Covers a spectrum of industries. Must use "freelance" as a keyword in your search.