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Government:
America's
Job Bank
http://www.ajb.dni.us/
America's Job Bank is a partnership between the U.S.
Department of Labor and the state operated public Employment
Service. Job vacancies are primarily full-time and private
sector positions. Searches can be conducted by occupation.
A geographic profile provides state demographic information.
This site also provides a trends outlook for careers.
Occupational
Outlook Handbook
http://www.bls.gov/oco/home.htm
This is the web version of the U.S. Department of Labor's
bi-annual print editions. This site describes job duties,
working conditions, training and educational requirements,
earnings, and job prospects in a wide range of occupations.
USA Jobs Working
for America
http://www.usajobs.opm.gov/
This is the official jobsite for the United States Federal
Government. Sections for Featured Job, Featured Employer,
Jobs in Demand, and Tips and Tools provide a wealth
of information to the job seeker.
Living
Overseas
http://www.state.gov/travelandbusiness/
Information from the U.S. Department of State for Americans
contemplating traveling abroad or living overseas.
Privately sponsored sites:
Best
Jobs USA
http://bestjobsusa.com
A website for finding jobs and career information.
Career
Builder.com
http://www.careerbuilder.com/
A multitude of information on careers and job hunting
can be found at this site. For the prospective employee
there is Find Jobs, Post Resumes, and Advice & Resources.
An employer with a Login can post a job and search resumes.
One can search for jobs within the U.S. and internationally
in English and Spanish.
DBM
Jobscout
http://jobscout.dbm.com/
DBM stands for Drake, Beam & Morin, Inc. DBM has more
than 200 offices in 51 countries and is the world's
leading provider of human resource solutions that help
organizations align their workforces to meet changing
business needs. While best known for its outplacement
consulting and career transition services, the company
has built on its in-depth understanding of the workplace
in expanding its services to address a broad array of
human resource issues. These include innovative offerings
that help client organizations strengthen employee retention,
development, and selection.
EmploymentGuide.com
http://www.employmentguide.com/
A website to post your resume and find job listings
nationwide, as well as other useful job search information.
Financial
Aid
http://www.finaid.org
A guide to all kinds of information about financial
aid for students.
FlipDog
http://www.flipdog.com/
Provides the ability to search current job listings
posted over the past month. The Resource Center provides
information about employers who are paying for the job
posting. There are direct links to these seven business
directories' Internet sites: Wetfeet.com, Hoover's Online,
Edgar Database, Corporate Information, KnowX, Market
Guide, and Big Charts.
JobHuntersBible
http://www.jobhuntersbible.com/
This is another outstanding site created and maintained
by one of the leaders in the career and job searching
field, Richard Nelson Bolles, the author of What
Color is Your Parachute?. It provides the user with
a listing of vacancies, a place to post a resume and
receive career counseling, to make contacts, find information,
and do career-related searching.
Librarian's
Index to the Internet: Jobs and Careers
http://lii.org/search/file/jobs
A web directory with links to hundreds of quality job
and career websites. Each link also has a short description
of the website.
MGILists
http://www.mgilists.com/currentlists.asp?section=6
This association list company has specialized in association,
not-for-profit, and education list management for more
than 25 years. A division of Marketing General Inc.,
MGILists is searchable either by using the alphabetical
All Lists By Name or by one of these categories: Business/Financial,
Education, International, Youth at Risk, Healthcare,
Psychology/Psychotherapy/Counseling, Science/Engineering.
Opening an entry name will provide you contact information.
Monster
Board
http://www.monster.com/
Monster Board allows you to search for jobs in the U.S.
or internationally. Includes Career Advice, Resume Tips,
Interviewing Tips, Salary Information, Diversity, Relocating
Information, Job Profiles, and the ability to Research
Companies.
National
Internships
http://www.internships.com
A site that lists internships for several major US cities.
Peterson's
Education Links
http://www.petersons.com
The website of the publisher of the Peterson's education
guides. Links to useful information on undergraduate
and graduate education institutions, distance education,
financial aid and career information.
Relocation
Salary Calculator
http://www.homefair.com/homefair/cmr/salcalc.html
A website with calculators to help compare living conditions
between major cities in the United States, Canada and
selected other countries.
Listservs:
WorldWit
http://www.worldwit.org/
WorldWit is a global online community for women in technology.
The organization provides a free, friendly resource
in the form of information and advice from colleagues.
The group operates more than 50 email lists around the
globe. Dedicated to advancing women through technology,
Women in Technology International provides conferences,
online job placement, regional professional associations
and philanthropic activities and programs. The group
launched a learning center on the Smith College campus
to encourage more women to join technology careers.
Go to http://www.witi.com/ for more information.
Email Newsletters:
Network
World Newsletter
http://www.networkworld.com/careers/
Several newsletters such as Careers and Management Strategies
are produced by Amy Schurr and distributed freely every
week to you through an email subscription. Topics cover
a wide range of career issues. You can also search for
job openings from the Careers page.
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