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8 online resources to finding a job
1. "35 Ways to Land a Job Online"
Written by Gina Imperato, this Fast Company article is "the ultimate
guide to writing a great online resume, posting it on the best sites and
choosing the right job."
www.fastcompany.com/online/16/webjobs.html
2. "The New Era of Job-Hunting: Strategies for
Finding Employment on the Internet"
"The focus of this article is to provide you with a roadmap that
will guide you through the maze of Web sites related to career development
and job hunting and give you directions to the best resources currently
available to job-seekers," says author Randall S. Hansen, PhD.
www.quintcareers.com/job-hunting_strategies.html
3. "Guide to Finding Jobs Online"
Job-hunt.org prides itself as "your objective source of the Web's
best job search resources." Its Web site provides job search advice
and tips, networking resources, as well as links to job sites and career
resources. www.job-hunt.org/findingjobs.shtml
4. The Riley Guide: How to Job Search
Created by Margaret Riley Dikel, this website includes articles such as
"How to Use the Internet in Your Job Search," "Use the
Internet to Find Job Leads" and "New Technologies for Your Job
Search."
www.rileyguide.com/execute.html
5. "Use the Internet Wisely To Aid Your Job Search"
This article, also written by Ms. Riley Dickel, appeared in the Wall Street
Journal. "The Internet is just one club in the job-search golf bag,"
she advises. "Use it carefully and it will help, not hinder, your
game."
http://www.careerjournal.com/jobhunting/usingnet/19971231-dikel.html
6. "Getting Ready to Search: the Pros and Cons
of Internet Job Searches"
This article by AARP includes cautions and tips for making the best use
of the Internet to find a job.
www.aarp.org/money/careers/findingajob/readytosearch/pros_cons.html
7. "Career Resources: Joel Garfinkle has compiled
a list of the Web's most useful resources."
This includes the following: (1) Researching salaries, (2) Best general
job resource Sites, (3) Excellent job listing and search sites, (4) Write
and post your resume, (5) Job research resources, (6) Resources for small
business and (7) Nonprofit internet web sites
http://www.dreamjobcoaching.com/resources/career/
8. "Find a Job in 14 Days"
Written by Joel Garfinkle, this book is packed with inside tips on how
to survive the transition of unemployment, create your winning resume,
master the interview process, and land the job in less than half the time.
Plus, if you order today, you'll receive a bonus gift to help you negotiate
the best salary when you find your new job. http://www.dreamjobcoaching.com/store/findajobin14days/
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