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What are some other good job websites other than Monster or Career Builder?

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1. http://www.indeed.com/ http://www.jobbankinfo.org/ http://usajobs.opm.gov/ http://www.careervoyages.gov/ http://www.rileyguide.com/ Also check your states career center site. What used to be called the unemployment office where they post local jobs.
2. I've seen a few people have some success with Craig's List. It's basically a classified section for the internet. Other than that, see if you can find some local job boards -- Google job board with your city -- and see what's available.
3. jobing.com (you usually have to put the city before the word jobing though i.e. - city.jobing.com) dice.com (tech jobs website, if you're in IT) check the website for your local newspaper, a lot of them have taken their job search online, and usually partnered with places like Yahoo Jobs. Your best bet is to google the companies you would like to work for in your industry and check their employment sections of their website. Or if your are into working in the school sector, look at university or ISD websites and check out their employment sections also. A lot of the good jobs in a professional area are hidden on the company/school's website and NOT listed among the open public job search servers.
4. Yahoo's Hot Jobs is pretty good. Also, a few of my friends have had lots of success with local job boards they've found by searching the internet for their city's name plus "jobs" like "Atlanta Jobs" or "Orlando Jobs" for example. Pick up weekly and daily newspapers in the area you'd like to work, too. Employers are still advertising there, sometimes instead of online because it's occasionally cheaper this way. I wish you luck in your search!
5. See this one, It contains detailed information of many common jobs.
6. Jobing.com is great! They are local to certain cities and have local jobs only. No MLAs, work from home , or anything else like that. Just real, local jobs