Careers and Jobs

America's Job Bank: The Public Employment Service

Contains a searchable collection of all types of job openings around the country, primarily in the private sector, developed by a network of state employment services.

Career Magazine

Provides job postings, ability to post a resume, employer profiles, and articles about job hunting and diversity on the job. Also includes links to job fair information and other career related sites.

CareerBuilder.com

Enables users to search for job listings in several major and regional newspapers by broad categories and/or by keyword. Users can search the most recent daily classifieds plus the most recent Sunday classified section and the previous week's Sunday classified section.

College Grad Job Hunter

Contains the complete 1997 edition of College Grad Job Hunter: Insider techniques and tactics for finding a top-paying entry level job by Brian Krueger. Includes everything from cover letters to once you get your job.

George Washington University Career Center

The Career Center assists in career planning, developing job search strategies, and facilitating contact between GW students, alumni, and prospective employers. Programs and services offered by the Career Center include: Drop-in consulting, 48-hour resume and cover letter critiquing, a resource room with such things as job listings, employer information, job hunting resources, and workshops on topics such as marketing yourself and salary issues.

Monster.com

International in scope, provides searchable job postings and employer profiles, information on job fairs, career advice, and material on housing and relocating.

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Career Planning and Job Hunting

Consult this guide for a variety of internet sources that will help identify career interests, finding a job, writing a resume, interviewing and other aspects of employment.