81. Lisjobs.com - Jobs For Librarians And Information Professionals, Advice, Article com. HOWTO Apply for a Library job basic advice on job hunting andinterviewing from John Hubbard. Miss the Stealth Librarian? http://www.lisjobs.com/advice.htm

Library Careers - Advice, Statistics, Salaries, and Articles Serious about your career? Check out The Information Professional's Guide to Career Development Online, by Sarah Nesbeitt and Rachel Singer Gordon. Visit the site Order online This page contains advice about and articles on the library profession. If you have suggestions for additional resources which would be appropriate, please email rachel@lisjobs.com. Need answers to your library career-related questions? E-mail them to librarycareerpeople@lisjobs.com ! The most representative will be chosen and answered in a bi-monthly column in the free Info Career Trends electronic newsletter. Not a subscriber? Subscribe online now to receive ICT via e-mail - archives are also freely available on the site. Please choose: New! Beyond the Job career development blog. Advice on Interviewing Statististics on Library Salaries Articles and Info on Getting Started Links to Articles on the Profession Information on Specialties Within the Profession See also: Other Library Job Guides Resume Resources Career Bookstore Interviewing "First Impressions, Lasting Impressions: Tips for Job Interviews"

82. TIPS ON RESUME WRITING for resume tips, cover letter, and job searching advice, including sample QuintessentialCareers A Career and jobhunting Resources Guide information and http://www.montana.edu/~wwwcp/tips.html

TIPS ON RESUME WRITING, INTERVIEW SKILLS, AND JOB HUNTING TECHNIQUES Last updated December 16, 2003 Free presentations on resume writing, job searching, interviewing, choosing a major, business etiquette, and getting a job in the United States the resume checklist designed to guide you through critiquing your resume. Gaining Experience: Informational Interviewing and Job Shadowing Informational Interviewing: obtaining position and company-specific information face-to-face to aid in decision-making or before the job interview (MSN Careers with Monster.com). Informational Interviewing by Fastweb more timely information to assist you with making career-related decisions. Informational Interviewing: steps to follow for an informational interview, plus questions to ask. Job shadowing gather information by going to work with someone who is doing what you want to do: "how to.." and why (Career Development Center at Michigan State University). Resumes from office presentation: the tips action verbs Career Magazine career -related articles, including resumes, cover letters, interviewing, job searching, industry specific ...

83. Jobs database of open positions both in Japan and overseas, a resume bank, daily emailupdates of newly posted jobs, job hunting tips and advice, information on http://www.tokyopc.org/jobs/

Members Only Newsletter Newsgroups Become a Member ... Other Clubs Job Hunting? Constitution Tokyo PC Users Group Home jobs TPC Tokyo Job Hunting Page Job Search Web Sites Headhunters/Recruitment Agencies Jobs for Japanese Bilinguals Overseas Note to Job Seekers Inclusion in this page should not be considered as an endorsement by the Tokyo PC Users Group. Note to Job Search Companies To have your company or services listed here contact the tpc-webmasters@tokyopc.org Priority will be given to those who are TPC members (personal or corporate) or have helped TPC in the past. Non-inclusion in this pages only means that we haven't got around to adding your entry yet. Please send your company description and logo location to tpc-webmasters@tokyopc.org Job Search Web Sites CareerCross www.careercross.com CareerCross Japan is a bilingual, online recruitment resource focused on the professional Japanese job market. Services includes a wide and varied database of open positions both in Japan and overseas, a resume bank, daily email updates of newly posted jobs, job hunting tips and advice, information on living and working in Japan, forums, daily news and much more. TPC Corporate Member Asia-Net www.asia-net.jp

84. Course Technology--InfoWeb: Online Job Hunting MindSpring Presents Online job hunting This Web page provides an overview of howto use the Internet Other listed sites focus on job hunt advice for new http://www.cciw.com/content/jobhunt.html

Online Job Hunting With so many online job sites to choose from, where should you begin? One good starting point is with index or gateway sitesWeb sites that gather and present information about other Web sites. One such site, JobSmart at www.jobsmart.org/ offers sections on how to write resumes and where to send them, career guides, links to 150 salary surveys, and information on how to find unadvertised jobs (the hidden job market). Also be sure to check out the Web site of job/career guru Richard N. Bolles, author of What Color is Your Parachute? at www.jobhuntersbible.com/index.html . In addition to finding annotated links to Web sites containing job openings, many sites offer excellent advice about organizing and conducting your job search, including sections on creating and posting resumes, career counseling, networking, and research. Some of the top job search Web sites are America's Job Bank at web.ajb.dni.us/ , CareerMosaic at www.careermosaic.com/

85. Employment, Education, Job Hunting Tips, Resumes, Small Business Advice, Second Make a Good Impression While job hunting! will return to some of these firms as ajob applicant, a Here are some hints based on advice from executives in small http://www.wwseniors.com/cgi-bin/artdsp2.pl?sect=working&filename=20000801aa

86. The Internet: The Indispensable Tool For Job Hunting Sites in this category are helpful not so much in terms of posting job notices, butwith respect to offering practical advice on job hunting, career management http://www.black-collegian.com/career/indispensable2004-2nd.shtml

Search Job Bank Post Resumé My Account For Employers ... Cornerstones Pick up a free copy of THE BLACK COLLEGIAN Magazine from your career services office, or subscribe here The Internet: The Indispensable Tool For Job Hunting by Calvin Bruce African American collegians preparing to launch their careers have at their fingertips an indispensable tool for job hunting: the Internet. Students skillful at surfing the Web can benefit from a wide array of sites offering employment leads, career counseling, tips for resume preparation, and relocation advice. By navigating the Internet comfortably and confidently, students can gain a competitive edge in locating the best opportunities in any given industry or academic field. The Impact of the Internet: The explosive growth of the dot-com community during the 1990's had a tremendous impact on the employment industry. Among the early visionaries of the Internet as a point-and-click tool for job hunting were the creators of job boards such as Headhunter.net, Careermosaic.com and Careerbuilder.com. They clearly recognized that as the Internet became more technologically sophisticated and commercially appealing, the doorway was open for employers and job seekers to meet on the electronic "information highway." These trailblazing companies were soon followed by other businesses that carved a niche in the burgeoning market of Web-based employment services.

87. Stafffinders - Recruitment Agency Scotland, Career Planning Advice, Recruitment scotland career planning advice interview technique and presentation recruitmentconsultants jobsearch scotland find a new job job hunting permanent employment http://www.stafffinders.co.uk/introduction.asp

recruitment agency scotland career planning advice interview technique and presentation recruitment consultants ... temp work Experienced Stafffinders has over 30 years' experience in the selection of permanent and temporary staff for a wide variety of employers. As a large and well-established Consultancy we have an unrivalled network of contacts with employers in commerce, industry and the professions. We are an independent Scottish-based Recruitment Agency with offices in prime city centre locations in Glasgow, Edinburgh and Paisley. Professional Recruitment As members of the REC (the Recruitment and Employment Confederation)you can be sure that we provide a high quality service. Many of our Consultants are also qualified, as well as experienced, recruiters. What we can offer you Stafffinders operates a free service to jobhunters who are looking for permanent, temporary or contract work in the occupations listed on the left. We can provide you with an easy way to find a better job and, of course, our service is completely confidential. Our professional Consultants will try their best to place you in the vacancies which our clients ask us to fill. However, due to the large number of applicants who register with us we are unable to place everyone who is looking for work. Our Services We can offer an Easy, Free and Confidential way for you to find a better job - either temporary or permanent - in a variety of occupations.

88. Library Journal - Early Career Survival Library writer and speaker Crawford offers advice on starting your library Topicsinclude career planning, jobhunting, networking, mentoring, and publishing. http://www.libraryjournal.com/article/CA411587

Search Archive Map Bestsellers Pre-publication Hidden Prey, Sanford, John The Summer I Dared, ... Events Register Here for all subscription services including e-mail newsletters and print publications. Register now Sections News Features InfoTech Digital Libraries ... Letters Resources Authors on the Highway Bestseller Lists Buyers Guide Free Trial Zone ... School Library Journal Newsletters Academic Newswire Corporate Library Update Library Hotline All Classifieds ... LJ Indexes Inside LJ About Us Advertise Editorial Calendar For Reviewers ... Subscriptions Powered By: This site is best viewed with Internet Explorer 5.0 or and above. Welcome, Guest. Register Log In here for extra features. Home Printer-friendly version E-mail a Colleague Early Career Survival By Lala Rodgers 5/1/2004 Features > Many find it harder to enter the profession than it sounds in the recruitment literature. Here's how one librarian's strategies can help others gain a foothold I got my dream job as a reference librarian in a public library shortly after graduating from library school at Dominican University in River Forest, IL, in 2001. Ten months later, I was laid off owing to budget cuts. Although devastated, I was determined to bounce back. I kicked off a high-energy job search using networking and online sources. In less than a month, I landed a full-time job as a librarian in a public library. For others like me who are soon to graduate or don't have a lot of experience, here's how I did it. Put the search on the fast track After I got laid off, I let everyone in my circle know that I was looking for a job. I told friends, relatives, former classmates, colleagues from my library and others, former coworkers, church members, and more. I was amazed at how many contacts and leads I received in response. Many career management experts concur that most jobs are found through personal contacts. In the article "New Rules for the Hunt" (

89. Arlington Library Job Hunting Information Center author of What Color Is Your Parachute, lists here his picks for the best jobpostingwebsites by region and field; also, advice on job hunting and career http://www.co.arlington.va.us/lib/info/career/search.htm

Job Hunting Home Library Catalog College/Career Business Information Center ... CyberCenters The Job Search Websites Print Resources Websites ALEX (Automated Labor Exchange System) http://www.alex.vec.state.va.us/ Maintained by the Virginia Employment Commission, ALEX offers several options for a self-directed job search in specific Virginia cities and counties, a national search by state, military specialty, and government jobs, and other national sites for job opportunities. America's Job Bank http://www.ajb.dni.us/ Maintained by the U.S. Public Employment Service, this huge site links to state employment offices that list private- and public-sector jobs. Updated daily. Career Builder http://www.headhunter.net Searches 75 sites for newspaper job ads from around the country, by city, state, region, job category, and salary. Careerlab: 200 Cover Letters for Job Hunters http://www.careerlab.com/letters/default.htm Two hundred sample cover letters provide ideas to use for your own letters. CollegeGrad.com Interviewing Success

90. Careers Advice At The University Of Reading job hunting. Introduction. In today s labour market having a degreedoes not automatically guarantee employment in a particular field. http://www.fp.rdg.ac.uk/careers/student/helpjobhunt.html

@import "../cas.css"; About the Careers Service What can I do with my degree? What should I be doing now? Finding Work and placements ... Help us to help you Job Hunting Introduction In today's labour market having a degree does not automatically guarantee employment in a particular field. Competition for positions is strong. If you are to succeed, you need to take an active self-managing approach to choosing a career and to job seeking. PGCE and BAed students see also Getting a teaching job The process You are much more likely to be successful in your search for a job which will best use your talents and which you will enjoy if you have done some preparatory work first. Self assessment The key to making a suitable job choice lies in successfully assessing your past experiences - both personal and educational, and relating these to future employment opportunities Opportunities What sort of jobs do graduates do? How much do you know about different occupations, different employers and the jobs they offer? What sort of skills are needed? What is the training like? Where are the vacancies? Making choices No good career decisions emerge without some thought about yourself and some exploration of occupations. You will then have choices to make about which to pursue further by planning a strategy and then applying for jobs. This Help sheet is focusing on the practical aspects of your job search - how can you research employers and where are the jobs to be found?

91. Wilmott Forums - Advice On The Quant Job Hunting Needed Topic Title advice on the quant job hunting needed Created On Tue May04, 04 0317 PM, Topic View Branch View. http://www.wilmott.com/messageview.cfm?catid=16&threadid=16450

92. GradNet | Toolbox | Job Advice | Seeking A Job Surviving your new job The First Day The Next Six Months WorkplaceProtocol . Seeking a job job hunting Checklist. Start with yourself http://www.graduate.net.au/toolbox/advice_seeking5.asp

Seeking a Job Other ways into work Working Overseas Job Hunting Ticklist Making your Final Choice Surviving your new Job The First Day The Next Six Months Workplace Protocol Seeking a Job: Job Hunting Checklist Start with yourself: Assess your skills, abilities, likes and dislikes, strengths, weaknesses, values etc. Now to the job: If the job gives a contact number, talk with them and get more information sent to you (eg. selection criteria, application package etc.) Read the application package/additional material thoroughly Complete the application in exactly the way they want, adding only the stuff they want Get it to the employer/recruitment agency before the due date If you have not heard from them for around 4 weeks, give them a call to see what is happening. Okay, no ad, starting from scratch!

93. Job Hunting Skills Career Resource Library job hunting Skills The following resources will assist youin the job application process. They include help and advice on resume and http://www.simmons.edu/libraries/crl/pmarketing.html

keywords: Career Resource Library Job Hunting Skills The following resources will assist you in the job application process. They include help and advice on resume and cover letter writing, interviewing, salary negotiation, networking and personal marketing. Resumes Curriculum Vita Interviewing Networking ... Salary Negotiation Not finding what you need? Ask a librarian General Career Planning In addition to exploring the following resources, consider making an appointment with a Career Counselor . The Counselors will help you focus your interests and brainstorm about options for career ideas, majors, grad school and more. Career Development Manual University of Waterloo's outline for career development. http://www.cdm.uwaterloo.ca/ Resume Tips In addition to the following links, you can make an appointment to have a Career Counselor critique your resume. The Counselors will help you format your resume, arrange the content to your greatest advantage, and even tailor it to a specific job description. Resumania Resume Workbook A resume tutor that will teach you how to write a resume.

94. CareerJournal.com Home -- Job Search And Career Information For Executives, Prof Your Career Useful advice for professionals and managers across a wide spectrum. andChallenges A look at the unique issues surrounding the job choices of http://www.careerjournal.com/

Negotiation Tips Career Indicators Hot Issues Options ... more... Choose... Opinion At Leisure Front Page Asia View Europe View Weekend Journal Markets Technology home What's New Consider This Advice Before Switching to Sales Sales jobs can look easy to outsiders, though not everyone has the requisite skills to succeed. Find out how some career switchers made the transition from unlikely backgrounds. Deciphering the Nonsense In Noncompete Agreements More than one-half of all companies require employees to sign noncompete or nondisclosure pacts. But deciding what qualifies as fair or unfair competition is a sticky area. Readers Share Insight On Job-Hunting Attire Many people responded to a recent column claiming that dressing to impress is critical when interviewing for a position. Learn why some felt the advice was more fascism than fashion. A Rare Look Inside A Career-Marketing Firm Some career-guidance companies charge high fees to connect candidates with jobs but don't honor their pledges. A former counselor at one of these firms discusses her work and how she learned of the deception. Put Promises in Writing Before Joining a New Firm Working for a start-up venture is a lot like getting married. So get answers to several critical questions before you say, "I do" and don't forget the pre-nup.

95. Alec's Free Cv / Resume, Job Search, Interview And Careers Advice Uk Alec.co.uk provides free tips on writing your CV / resume, finding a job, handlinginterviews, plus careers advice and a professional CV writing service http://www.alec.co.uk/

Site Search Advanced Search Help Home CV tips ... Links Main Menu Home CV tips Resume tips CV service ... Links Free Guides Is your CV letting you down?: How to dramatically improve your CV. Are you paid what you're worth?: How to negotiate a better salary. ... The secrets revealed. Need help getting a job? Alec.co.uk provides free tips on writing your CV / resume, finding a job, handling interviews, plus careers advice and a professional CV writing service provided by Bradley CVs (who founded Alec.co.uk). CV tips CV service (by Bradley CVs) Free tips on improving your CV, including example CVs and answers to the questions: What should you include? What should you leave out? Why are CVs rejected? Is your CV letting you down? Are you getting much response? Do you just need some help with your CV? Then please take a look at our professional CV writing service. Resume tips Job search tips Free tips on improving your resume, including example resumes and answers to the questions: What should you include? What should you leave out? Why are resumes rejected? Free job search tips, including how to find a job, example covering letters for an advertised vacancy and a speculative application, plus a recruitment agency finder and much more.

96. Services To Students - Job Hunting selection process. Careers Advisers are available daily to offeradvice and guidance on the job hunting process. Just come into http://www.brunel.ac.uk/admin/careers/job_hunt.shtml

General Job Hunting Resources There are a wide range of resources available to help you with every aspect of finding a job and dealing with the selection process. Careers Advisers are available daily to offer advice and guidance on the job hunting process. Just come into the Careers Service for a quick chat or to make an appointment. Follow the link for more details. Workshops on Job Hunting Skills - The Careers Service runs regular workshops on a variety of job hunting skills, e.g. on CV writing and dealing with application forms, interviews, aptitude tests and selection centres. Follow the link for a current list of events. Videos on Job Hunting Skills - These videos demonstrate various Job Hunting skills in action, e.g. networking to find job opportunities, completing CVs and application forms, coping with interviews and selection centres. They can be viewed in the Careers Service. Handouts With Practical Tips on Job Hunting - This link will take you to various information sheets that can be downloaded from this website - coverning a wide range of skills that you will need to develop when looking for employment . These items, and a wide range of other resources on job hunting skills, are available in hard copy from the Careers Service. Researching Employers - This detailed guide can help you find out more about an organisation to which you are about to apply or with which you have an interview arranged. It will also give you ideas for finding employers to contact about possible job opportunities.

97. Sales Job Hunting - Uk Online Skills Web Site the process of job hunting can be stressful we can give youadvice on the right skills to use click here for more http://www.jobsinsalesuk.com/job_hunting/

sales job hunting - uk online skills web site We all know job hunting is one of the most tedious activities ever invented, but, like cleaning the toilet, it must be done! It can get tedious after a couple of weeks though, so save yourself the suffering and make sure you're doing it right. It's not rocket science but here are a few pointers. You will find that you have access to a wide range of information easily obtainable, so keep your eyes open. Posters should inform you about career fairs and other events and take a look at the jobs magazines - employers use newspapers and magazines, such as The Guardian, to advertise job opportunities. Employment Exhibitions Visiting sales or general recruitment fairs are a great way for you to discuss job opportunities, training and career prospects with recruiters in a relaxed yet constructive environment: more... Job Contact List Some of you may be wondering what exactly a job list is. It's a list of all the contacts you make through your search for a career and it's designed to help you keep track of your progress: more...

98. Graduate Jobs - Uk Student Recruitment Careers Advice We give you hundreds of job opportunities as well as a comprehensive graduate recruitmentcareers guide, including CV writing advice, application form tips http://www.thebigchoice.com/

home members login register search TheBigChoice Back Home Graduate Jobs - Homepage Are you looking for graduate jobs? We give you hundreds of job opportunities as well as a comprehensive graduate recruitment careers guide, including CV writing advice, application form tips, where the nearest recruitment fairs are. With over 300,000 members, TheBigChoice is a great place to start your quest for that perfect career. Register Here for Jobs Quick Job Search by Industry discipline. Search our jobs categorised by their industry discipline Select your Industry Accountancy, taxation, financial Actuarial, insurance, pension Aerospace Agriculture and Related Subjects Architecture, Building and Planning Automotive Banking Biological Sciences Business and Administrative Studies Chemicals, plastics Computer Science Construction Consultancy, Business Management Consultancy, New Business Consultancy, Recruitment Cosmetics, toiletries, detergents Creative Arts and Design Education Electronics Energy, water Engineering and Technology Food, drink, tobacco

99. JOB-HUNTING TIPS.COM Welcome to job hunting Tips.com. . Dear David, Your articles were very usefulto me. NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED. Look what job hunting Tips gives you FREE http://www.job-hunting-tips.com/

Welcome to Job Hunting Tips.com Dear David, Your articles were very useful to me. You gave me ideas and a positive attitude towards finding a job. Thanks to your suggestions I have 5 job interviews lined up in the next few weeks and I'm sure there are more to come. Thanks again. R.L Since it was first launched in 1999, Job Hunting Tips.com has undergone a series of changes, not least being the move from a simple site selling a unique eBook, to one that provides readers with masses of free information. Click on the sections in the menu to find a wealth of totally free information at your fingertips. NO MEMBERSHIP REQUIRED. Look what Job Hunting Tips gives you FREE: The Career Centre contains information about CV compilation and how to provide employers with a thorough description of your career to date. The Interview Centre contains articles and information about how to prepare for interviews, how to conduct yourself, what questions to ask and much, much more.

100. The Engineer Jobs - Engineering Jobs And Engineering Recruitment Advice For Qual job hunting. job Ads What to Look For Always study job ads carefully, this willhelp you decide whether the position and company are best suited to you. http://www.theengineerjobs.co.uk/hunting.asp

10 June 2004 The premier jobsite service for engineers and technologists (incorporating e4jobnet.com) 02:27 GMT » Using the Site Home Make The Engineer Jobs your homepage Advanced Search Job Alerts ... Apply Online » Finding a Job Self Analysis Job Hunting CV Writing Tips Letter Writing ... Media Information » The Engineer Jobs Job hunting Job Ads - What to Look For Always study job ads carefully, this will help you decide whether the position and company are best suited to you. The ad will also help you when constructing the cover letter and give you ideas for questions when being interviewed. Advertisements will usually contain the following information: Job title. Company details. Key characteristics of department, business area etc. Location. Job specifications - duties and responsibilities. Personal specifications - education/qualifications, experience, personal qualities required. Salary package. Don't be tempted to look at the job title or heading alone and dash off a letter/reply. Respond as requested, no matter how unusual or inconvenient (e.g., handwriting your CV, including a photograph, telephoning for an initial chat etc). If you are asked to telephone an agency, prepare yourself to be screened on the telephone - have your CV and any other relevant information to hand. « previous Next » Centaur Communications Ltd.

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z

Page 5     81-100 of 109    Back | 1  | 2  | 3  | 4  | 5  | 6  | Next 20