101. LIScareer.com -- The Librarian & Information Professional's Career Development C Interview Questions from Indiana University Bloomington Libraries. job HuntingJust for Librarians (Library HQ). Monster.com post resumes, read advice. http://www.liscareer.com/jobhunting.htm

Job Hunting the job market; resume writing; cover letters; references; interviewing; portfolios; marketing yourself; assessing potential employers; negotiating contracts or salaries; resigning a job; dealing with termination; and more. Interested in writing an article on this topic? Contact Priscilla Advice Websites Print Resources Advice Allen, Tiffany Eatman and Richard A. Murray. " Making Your Cover Letter Work for You ." ( LIScareer , Mar 2002) Bliss, Laurel. “ Interviewing at Academic Libraries. ” (Feb 2004) Block, Karla J. " Surviving (and Even Impressing!) the Search Committee ." ( LIScareer Nov 2003) Cunningham, Nancy. " In Search of an Emotionally Healthy Library ." ( LIScareer , Dec 2001) Dickinson, Thad. “ Relocating: the Beginning of a Great Adventure .” (Feb 2004) Foster, Janet. "

102. King's Careers - Creative Job-hunting Helpsheet your contact to recommend some more people who might be able to offer you furtheradvice. In creative job hunting it is essential to keep putting in the effort http://www.kcl.ac.uk/kis/college/careers/hcreate.htm

KCL Careers Service Helpsheets Creative Job Hunting What is Creative Job Hunting? What Do You Want? What's Out There? How Should You Go About It? ... Further Information What is Creative Job Hunting? The job market is a competitive place. There is no point sitting and waiting for a job to come to you. Even if you scour the job advertisements you will be missing out on a vast number (approximately 70%) of job vacancies that are never advertised. Creative job hunting does not just mean sending out thousands of speculative CVs at random. It requires considerable effort, energy and organisation. The creative job hunting strategy can be broken down into several stages: Work out what you want to do Identify the potential employers or sources of information Decide on the best way of making contact Make the best use of your contact Follow up What Do You Want? The first thing to do is to get an idea of what area you would like to work in, or what kind of job you would be suited to. This means doing some research: both into your own preferences and aptitudes and into what is involved in particular jobs. Employers are much more likely to talk to you if you already have a good idea of what they do, what particular job you are interested in and why your skills and experience are just right for that job.

103. Quinn advice From a Former job Seeker. Mike Quinn here. John Stewart, July15, 2002. advice on the job Market. My name is Michael Quinn. This http://www.unc.edu/~jfstewar/Placement/quinn1.htm

Advice From a Former Job Seeker Mike Quinn was on the job market last year and is sharing an immense amount of information with the job market students. The files include various templates cheat sheets and other information. All of this stuff is available on the public access network drive in the EGSA directory but I will put copies here as well. These are Mike's opinions and are not official department policy or recommendations, but there is some real worthwhile stuff here. John Stewart, July 15, 2002 Advice on the Job Market My name is Michael Quinn. This is a collection of things that I have learned from being on the job market (Fall 2001-Spring 2002) and from others who came before me (especially Erdal Tekin and Luis Sosa). I recently accepted a tenure-track position at Bentley College in Waltham, MA. Erdal is at Georgia State University and Luis is at the Colorado School of Mines. This list is in no particular order. 2.) Participate in conferences. The Southern, Midwest, Eastern, and Western Economic Associations all have conferences each year. They are always looking for discussants and presenters. Go to the economics department's website at Elon College and sign onto the tch-elon listserve. People sometimes post messages that they are looking for presenters and discussants on that listserve.

104. Physics And Astronomy Job Hunting Resources Physics and Astronomy job hunting Resources. Examples of possible careers, adviceon switching from academia. How to Prepare to Find A job in Industry advicea http://physics7.berkeley.edu/jobs/jobover.html

Physics and Astronomy Job Hunting Resources This is a set of lists and pointers that might be useful for a person with physics training who is looking for a job. It is by no means comprehensive, but is being made available in case people find it useful. Sections below: Career References: General Science Job listings/pointers: Physics and Astronomy overseas and (specifically) nonacademic Job profile questions General Career References Books Some favorite general books on choosing a career and getting a job once you've chosen General Job Search (see also more specialized below) Jobhunt page General job web pages, some info on writing resumes too. JobBank USA career information, includes job and resume database Monster.com JobNext Career Network jobs.net The Riley Guide ... College Net college placement services, information on listed institutions. Job Web CareerMosaic Proteus Job Database , mostly U.K. CareerMart new, will probably build up. Career Resource Net Harvard Career Resources for PhD's and graduate students General resource list, pointers and useful bibliography, including information on how to negotiate your first academic job offer Questions one should be prepared to answer for job interviews , M. Sies, U Maryland

105. Employment, Education, Job Hunting Tips, Resumes, Small Business Advice, Second You can avoid this by putting your skills into new combinations that match the requirementsof today s companies and by making them part of a job hunting goal. http://www.wwseniors.com/cgi-bin/artdsp2.pl?sect=working&filename=20020303aa

106. Wnbc.com - Education - Job Advice For Grads: It's All In Attitude job advice For Grads It s All In Attitude. Graduates Should Do Their Homework.POSTED 311 pm EDT May 17, 2004. UPDATED 357 pm EDT May 17, 2004. http://www.wnbc.com/education/3314700/detail.html

Search WeatherBug Personals Automotive Travel ... Yellow Pages // Set DC ad position if(typeof dcadposition == 'undefined')dcadposition = 1; else dcadposition++; document.write(""); Email This Story Print This Story Job Advice For Grads: It's All In Attitude Graduates Should Do Their Homework POSTED: 3:11 p.m. EDT May 17, 2004 UPDATED: 3:57 p.m. EDT May 17, 2004 With the economy improving, some companies are starting to hire. UNEMPLOYMENT Are You Job Hunting? Have You Been Laid Off? Share Your Thoughts Cover-Letter Writing 101 Find A Job Matching Your Skills But if you're fresh out of college and worried because you may not have the necessary experience, fear not. The head of a management consulting firm says the way you approach an interview is becoming a big key. Caliper President and CEO Herb Greenberg sais "attitude and potential" are starting to outweigh experience. SURVEY Do you think attitude outweighs experience for college graduates who are looking for work? Yes, I think a confident attitude is more important than experience. No, experience is more important than attitude.

107. Online Job Search Guide And Career Resource Center Job-Hunt.org job search and employment resources center an award-winning Web site with over 8 300 of the BEST job sites and career resources, chosen for the quality of the sites from the job seeker's Online http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://www.job-hunt.org/&y=02D205FE312DE7AF

108. Online Job Search Guide And Career Resource Center: Job-Hunt.org Online job Search Guide your objective source * of the Web s Bestjob Search Resources. Choose subscribe. Starting a job Search. http://www.job-hunt.org/

Online Job Search Guide ...your objective source * of the Web's Best Job Search Resources Choose a Quick Link Job Sites by State (U.S.) Resume Help Employment Super Sites Protecting Your Privacy Finding Jobs Online Starting Your Online Job Search Picking Your Next Employer State Employment Offices Recommended Reading Classified Ads Online Job Sites in Canada Free Newsletter: Enter e-mail address above to subscribe Starting a Job Search Job Search Advice and Tips: Protecting Your Privacy Avoiding the Spam Filters Using Job-Hunt.Org Starting Your Online Job Search ... Online Job Search Guide more articles and newsletters Finding Jobs Online Choosing a Job Site Using Web Job Sites The Dirty Dozen Online Job Search Mistakes ... Creating an Internet Resume Guidance from the Experts The Riley Guide Job Hunters Bible Help from Resume Pros Recommended Reading New to the Internet?

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