Find a starting point for your next work opportunity. This guide brings together Longmont staffing agencies, local career support, training resources and wider job-search platforms so you can explore openings, build skills and get help with your next step.
Search local and national job boards.
Connect with Longmont staffing and temp agencies.
Find free résumé, interview and career assistance.
Explore flexible ways to earn extra income.
Find training, workshops and career-development resources.
Search job sites that include work-from-home opportunities.
Workforce Boulder County is one of the most useful employment resources available to Longmont residents. Their Longmont office welcomes walk-ins and can help with much more than simply finding job postings.
These organizations focus on Longmont, Boulder County or Colorado employment and are excellent places to begin a local job search.
Colorado's official public workforce job system. Create or upload a résumé, search jobs, explore career paths, discover training and receive job-match information.
The Chamber's online member system includes a job-postings section where Longmont-area businesses can advertise open positions.
Longmont EDP promotes employment and economic opportunities within Longmont and provides resources for people interested in working for local companies.
Search employment opportunities directly with the City of Longmont, including jobs in utilities, parks, recreation, public safety, library services, administration and many other departments.
Boulder County employs people across human services, administration, public works, parks, justice, community services and many other fields.
A Longmont Library card provides free access to Tutor.com, which includes résumé assistance, writing help, job-search support, test preparation and one-on-one professional help.
Staffing agencies can be especially helpful when you need income quickly, want temporary work, are trying a new field or hope a temporary position turns into permanent employment. There is normally no fee to the job seeker.
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Use several job sites rather than relying on just one. Different employers advertise in different places.
These platforms may provide flexible earning opportunities around Longmont. Availability, requirements and pay vary. Most are independent-contractor opportunities rather than traditional employment.
Freelance online projects including admin, writing, design, marketing and technical work.
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Workforce Boulder County provides self-guided computer training that can build workplace skills and add certificates of completion to your résumé.
Apprenticeships combine paid on-the-job experience with structured training. Options exist in trades, technology, healthcare and other industries.
Use your library card for learning, test preparation, career resources, résumé assistance and other educational tools that can help you move into a new role.
Unfortunately, job seekers are common targets for scams. A few precautions can help protect you.
If you know of a legitimate Longmont employment resource, staffing agency, training program or organization that helps local residents find work, let Loving Longmont know.
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