Online job search (OJS) has become a pervasive part of job-finding and hiring in the U.S. labor market. Its use by both job seekers and employers has exploded in a fairly short period. There are now a variety of well-known, high-traffic websites devoted to job search. Furthermore, online job search has become the preferred method of search for nearly all types of job seekers. Recent research, as well as new findings that we present in this article, suggests that online job search is the new norm for how job seekers find work and how employers hire workers.