It's a cliché these days to say that you can find almost anything on the Internet, but it's true. You can find information on the Bolivian rain forests, show times at your local theater and news on Jaws X. Job searching online has become popular, too, and warrants probably one of the fastest growing markets on the Internet. A plethora of job search sites have sprung up over the past two years, including the latest: suckyjobs.com.

The site, whose slogan reads "The Crappiest Job You'll Never Love," serves as a middleman between employers and potential employees. The user fills out a short survey, relating to the user's interests, background and previous employment. After hearing about this site from a friend of mine, I decided to check it out for myself.

After filling out the survey and clicking "submit," I was amazed at the sheer amount of jobs that suckyjobs.com suggested for me. Below is a brief sample:

Human relations:

President of the United States of America
Public Relations Director for Bob Jones University

Retail:

Stocker for Toys R' Us (Specialty: Star Wars Toys)
Mascot:
Kroger Chicken, Food Lion Lion,

Food/ Culinary:

Short order cook (variety of restaurants)
Pizza delivery: areas-Detroit, Miami, Los Angeles

Those were the responses I got just based on answers I gave concerning past employment experience! Here are a few of the jobs it suggested based on my interests:

Literature:

Editor- variety of authors ( John Saul, Judith Krantz, R.L. Stine)
Biographer- Alan Greenspan, Janet Reno

Animals:

Sanitation Engineer for Barnum and Bailey's Traveling Circus
Video photographer- When Good Pets Go Bad

And the list just went on.