21. Cardiff University Careers Service - Job Hunting job hunting. In this section you can find out where to look for vacancies, get helpwith applications and interviews and find out how you can meet employers. http://www.cf.ac.uk/caas/student/job_hunting.html

Job Hunting In this section you can find out where to look for vacancies, get help with applications and interviews and find out how you can meet employers. For more information choose one of the items below: Vacancy Sources Information on vacancy sources available in the Careers Service as well as the best of the other vacancy sources that are available. Help with Applications and Interviews Hints and tips on the whole application and interview process and links to other resources that the Careers Service offers. Meeting Employers Find out about the different ways in which we can help you to meet potential employers. International Students Some specific help and advice for International Students. Last updated: 12 March, 2003 Contact: careers@cardiff.ac.uk

22. Job Hunting On The Internet job hunting on the Internet. The Riley Guide Employment Opportunities and job Resourceson Up) and Acceptance Letters, Career Objectives, interviews http//www http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/Steenbock/bipage/jobhdout.htm

Job Hunting on the Internet University of Wisconsin - Madison Steenbock Library Barbara Lazewski: blazewski@library.wisc.edu April 8, 2003 URL: http://www.library.wisc.edu/libraries/Steenbock/bipage/jobhdout.htm Resources Resumes and Letters WWW Databases ... Researching Employers Why Use the Internet for Job Searching? Free Access 24 Hours a Day Find Job Listings Geographic Coverage Post Resumes Research Employers Demo Internet Skills to Employer Networking Before Starting the Internet Job Search, You Must Decide... What do you want to do? What are you qualified for? Who do you want to work for? Where do you want to live and work? Brainstorm job titles Career Destinations of CALS Graduates (UW-Madison) http://www.cals.wisc.edu/students/stats.html College Library Career Collection/College Majors and Careers http://college.library.wisc.edu/collections/career/majors.html Job Search Strategies (In general and by college year) http://www.lssaa.wisc.edu/careers/resources/strategy/index.shtml Job Search Resources The Riley Guide: Employment Opportunities and Job Resources on the Internet http://www.rileyguide.com

23. Job-Interview.net Job Interview Tips By Career/Job For Interviewing Success Click on Advice on Careers and job hunting then Interviewing and InterviewingGuide (SEAS) . Firefighter. Guide(s) to firefighter interviews. First job. http://www.job-interview.net/interviewbyjob.htm

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24. Singapore Polytechnic Library - Job Hunting Skills job hunting Guide Provides information on writing resumes and cover letters, contactingemployers, and attending interviews. By Fortune and Career Mosaic. http://www.sp.edu.sg/lib/comm/jobhunt.htm

Job Hunting Skills Internet Resources Job Hunting Skills [Understanding Yourself and Planning Your Career] [Job Search] [Planning For and Attending Job Interviews] [More Related Sites] Understanding Yourself and Planning Your Career 10 Step Career Planning Guide An interactive guide to help you discover information about yourself and your environment when planning for a career. From Career Paths Online , the Internet version of Career Paths Newspaper, the Official Career Planning Guide for British Columbia and the Yukon. Career Development Manual Suggests and provides information on 6 steps to successful career and life planning: self-assessment, occupational research, decision making, employment contacts, work and career/life planning re-evaluation. Produced by CareerCoach and the Career Services department of the University of Waterloo. Career Manager The section on Self-Exploration and Assessment provides links to Personality Instruments and a list of personality types and suggested careers . The section on Job Hunting Tools provides links to information about resumes cover letters and interviews . By the U.S. Department of the Interior. Career Planning Process This is a Career Planning Model with exercises on self-assessment, academic/career options, relevant/practical experience, etc. Developed by the Career Services Department of Bowling Green State University.

25. Selected Internet Resources job hunting, Résumés, Cover Letters Interviewing. job Exchange BioMedNet (FreeRegistration), CareerBuilder Mega job Search. interviews Interviewing. http://www.smsu.edu/contrib/library/resource/Jobs.html

Home Selected Internet Resources Traduzca en español Traduisez en français ... Übersetzen in Deutschen This web site has been redesigned. The page you are trying to link to is located on this site map. S ite M ap Contents: A B C D ... Y See also: by Major by Topic Workshops Colophon: About This Site This site: Help A Africa News Sources Africa Resources African- American Resources African-American News Sources ... Author Interviews Back to the top of this page B Guide to Online Biographical Sources Bioterrorism Book Reviews Computer Book Reviews ... By Topics Arranged Back to the top of this page C Calculators, Convertors etc. (Analytical Engines) Cartoons Chemistry Resources Citing Electronic Sources ... Criminology Back to the top of this page D Guide to Online Dictionaries Directories Back to the top of this page E E-Books Education Resources E-Journals South Asia: On-line Magazines and Journals ... E-Zines Back to the top of this page F French Language Resources Back to the top of this page G German Language Resources Grammar Back to the top of this page H Hindi- Urdu Resources History Resources African-American History Missouri: Springfield History ... Monica Lewinsky Back to the top of this page I Indonesian Language Resources Internet, Computer, World Wide Web

26. Interviews And Interviewing be, the rest of the interview is often spent simply justifying that first impression.”Kathryn and Ross Petras, The Only job hunting Guide You'll Ever Need. http://www.advantageresumes.com/interviewing.htm

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27. Aviation Career Magazine - Job Hunting Tips for these interviews with a little bit of homework. (06.15.01) Read More . Makethe best impression from the very start when hunting for a job Finding a job is http://www.aviationcareer.net/jobhunting/index.cfm

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29. Business 2.0 - Magazine Article - Cheat Sheet Job Hunting Go on informational interviews at companies you're interested in. Checkout jobhunting tips from our readers, or share your own. http://www.business2.com/articles/mag/0,1640,12147,00.html

Try an Issue of Business 2.0 Free! Expanded Search document.writeln(styles); document.write(form_body); Works Cheat Sheet: Job Hunting A refresher course. By Stephanie Clifford July 2001 Issue E-Mail This Article Format for Printing Write to the Editor Related Articles Surviving The Downturn - April 02, 2001 Fortune Me And Monster.Com - April 01, 2001 FSB Job-Hoppers Need Not Apply? - February 14, 2001 eCompany The Elements of an Executive Search - January 23, 2001 eCompany WebFiles Want to dive deeper into this subject? For more links, resources, and information covered in this issue, check out our listing of WebFiles Lost your job? About to lose your job? Take a deep breath. Bleak economic statistics notwithstanding, there are still plenty of opportunities out there. What's different now is that you may actually have to try hard to land a job you want. And you can forget about showing up late to job interviews in shorts and flip-flops the way you did last summer; it's back to the old days of cold-calling, resume polishing, and coming to your interviews in business attire. Here's our guide to finding gainful employment, from unearthing job leads to explaining the three-month gap in your resume (wrong answer: "I hung out in Thailand"). You'll be back among the working stiffs in no time. Resumes The basics Show it, don't say it. Be specific as to how you added value to your old company what you organized, how you cut costs or increased the customer base.

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32. Job Hunting : Items You Will Need - Bradley CVs UK This will be an essential tool in your job hunting, because if people cannotreach you they cannot offer you interviews or convey information to you. http://www.bradleycvs.co.uk/jobsearch/items.htm

Job Search Index Introduction FREE Job Search Service Jobs in 335 UK Towns / Cities Recruitment agency finder UK ... 100,000+ jobs Free Guides Get your FREE guide 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. Do you know how to find a job using the Internet?: The secrets revealed. Which Items Will You Need? A good diary (A4/A5 size) with a page per day would be ideal. You will need to write down your appointments here, including the person you are seeing, the name of the company, the time you are meeting them, the address of the company, directions (how to get there) and any other important information such as how you found out about the company. You will also need to build up profiles of companies/people and keep notes of jobs you applied for and interviews you attended. So the purchase of some A4 loose-leaf binders and A4 paper would be a good idea. During your job hunting campaign you will need to write a lot of letters and you may want to alter your CV for a specific application. A PC, laser printer and word-processing package may therefore prove very useful and, if you were already thinking of buying these items, now would be a good time to purchase. If you are buying from a shop or by mail order it is usually safest to pay by credit card as the credit card company is then jointly liable if anything goes wrong. If you buy second hand equipment you should ensure that everything is in full working order before parting with your money. Another alternative would be to use a friend's equipment or just pay someone to type up your letters.

33. Physics And Astronomy Job Hunting Resources Physics and Astronomy job hunting Resources. to negotiate your first academic joboffer, Questions one should be prepared to answer for job interviews, M. Sies 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 JobNext Career Network jobs.net The Riley Guide College Net college placement services, information on listed institutions. Job Web CareerMosaic Online Career Center 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

34. Career Services, U. Of Penn., Job Hunting Guide For GSE Students job hunting Guide for GSE Students Career Services. Contents advertising.Hence access to the hidden job market . Informal interviews. Conduct http://www.upenn.edu/careerservices/gse/gsejobhunt.html

Job Hunting Guide for GSE Students Career Services Contents (select) Network Informal Interviews Dress Like a Pro Respond to Advertised Positions ... Sample Questions for Informal Interviews Once you have completed the preparation of your written materials, you are ready to begin your job search. There are many different ways to conduct a job search, with some combination being the most effective. Below is a list of some job search methods. In planning your strategies you should identify several different methods which you can implement simultaneously. Your primary goal is to let as many people as possible know that you are looking for a job. You should concentrate on disseminating this information in a professional and appropriate manner. Networking Alumni consistently report that they found their jobs through some type of networking. What exactly does networking mean? Basically tell everyone (and that means everyone - parents' friends, religious advisors, your dentist, hair dresser, etc....) you know that you are looking for employment. Explain your employment preferences; listen to their advice. Find out if they know of anyone else that you should speak with. If an employer with a vacancy hears of a qualified candidate from someone that they know and respect, they will most often want to interview and consider the individual for employment even before advertising. Hence access to the "hidden job market". To facilitate your networking efforts, Career Services maintains a list of GSE alumni who have volunteered to be informational sources to current students and other alumni. These alums can be invaluable in discussing potential employers, organizations, leads and tips. When you contact one of these alums or anyone else for that matter, ask to arrange a time for an informational interview.

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introduction careers advice Career Planning CV Writing ... Work Placements topics Welcome to Gradunet 's careers advice section, in association with professional careers advisors WorkingCareers.com Career planning : hints, tips and advice to help you decide which career path you want to take after graduation. CV writing : how to make your CV stand out and get you at the top of the “Yes” pile for interview. Applications : how to write effective covering letters and the best advice on the tricky world of application forms. Job-Hunting : we’ll help you discover the secrets behind unearthing the best vacancies. Interviews : how to look like a pro when you get that all-important interview. Working Holidays : how to find what’s right for you from the dizzying variety of available options. Work Placements : everything you need to know about the career-building options open to you before graduation. recruiters site Visitor Register Now register login logout ... edit my profile document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write(''); document.write('');

36. Job Hunting interviews. Unfortunately there are folks at the end of the curve for whom the oddsare significantly worse than that. One more thought about why job hunting http://www.corporateasylum.com/jobhunting.html

The Corporate Asylum Essay “. . . employment and unemployment are the two poles of an existence with no escape.” Richard Wright Re: Modern Job Hunting by The Escaped Inmate Looking for a job is a rotten experience. That’s no accident. After all, most jobs aren’t that great, so employers have to do something to make prospective employees desperate enough to take the crummy jobs. Hence the modern job hunt. First you reduce your qualifications to one piece of paper, preferably filled with the latest buzzwords. There are as many versions of the ideal resume as there are resumes. Of course the people who have the responsibility of actually screening the resumes don’t let the general public know what they’re looking for at any given time, so the resume turns out to be a rather random means of winnowing out the applicant pool. For all you know, it could be the difference between your taste in typefaces and that of someone in the human resources department that disqualifies you from what would otherwise be a good job. It’s easy to get upset about the resume routine, but it’s pointless. Take a moment to look at it from the other side. Imagine that your job is looking at resumes all day. You probably don’t know a whole lot about the particular jobs that are available, other than what little you’ve been told. The more technical the position, the more likely it is that the resumes are being sorted by someone with little or no first hand knowledge of what it takes to do the job. After all that person’s job is to sort resumes.

37. Words Mean Things But I do know a few things about job hunting. Any job that's advertised that widelywill have a mound of potential candidates Do some information interviews. http://www.lucky8ball.com/words/jobhunt.cfm

Adam's Definitive Guide to Getting that $250,000-a-year Dream Job, Becoming Unbelievably Famous and Marrying a Supermodel OK, maybe I was exaggerating a little bit there. But I do know a few things about job hunting. The want ads -Truthfully, not a good way to find a job. Any job that's advertised that widely will have a mound of potential candidates, and getting to the top of that mound is frustrating and unlikely. -The ads can be useful, but more as a research tool. Find out about jobs in your chosen field, what they pay, and what the circumstances are. Research -This is key. Go to the library or go online and do research about the kinds of jobs you want to do. Join discussion groups for people in that field. Do whatever you can think of. -Read industry journals. Subscribe to e-mail newsletters in the field. -Do some information interviews. Do some more. Information interviews -This means calling up people who have the job you want, or people who manage those people. You're interested in the field, you want to talk to them about how they got there, why they got there, what they like and don't like, etc. -Don't say, "I'm looking for a job - are there any openings?" Deny any such plan if asked. You just want to talk.

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39. Starter List - Resumes & Job Hunting 24120, How to Get interviews from Classified job Ads, Elderkin, Impact Publications,1993, 650.14 20, $14.95. 13388, job hunting Made Easy, Marler, Mattia, NTC http://www.biblio.org/Ebooks/Careersebooks0800.htm

Bibliomation's Electronic Book List for Career Titles Run a search on the career ebooks currently found in the Bibliomation catalog (Titles on list available/on their way to NetLibrary.) To take full advantage of the ebooks, you must be an authorized user. You can register in-house at a Bibliomation library or (coming soon!) online through your library's website. If you are in-house at your participating library, you will also automatically have access to the collection through the netLibrary website. To find out more about getting a netLibrary account and access to these titles, please contact your library or check out their web page. These items will also be included in the Bibliomation web catalog. For more information on electronic books, go to http://www.netLibrary.com Book ID Title Author Publisher Year Dewey Price Putting Your Talent to Work : Identifying, Cultivati ng and Marketing Your Natural Talents Capacchione, Van Pelt Health Communic ations, Inc. Choosing a Career Made Easy Marler, Mattia NTC Contemporary How to Hit the Ground Running in Your New Job Clemens, Dolph

40. Job Hunting Resources, Duke University Libraries Set goals, Write resumes, Launch your job search, Prepare for interviews, and Follow looksfor available positions, and gives advice on the job hunting process. http://www.lib.duke.edu/reference/subjects/jobhunt.htm

duke libraries catalog databases ask a librarian ... contact us Job Hunting Resources Career Planning Job-Seeking Resumes and Interviews Web Resources ... Other Sources For company research, see Business Resources See also Finding Jobs Abroad CAREER PLANNING Basta, Nicholas. Top Professions: The 100 Most Popular, Dynamic and Profitable Careers in America Today Princeton, NJ: Peterson's Guides, 1989. Perkins Reference: Bolles, Richard Nelson. What Color Is Your Parachute? Berkeley, CA: Ten Speed Press. Annual. 1971- . Perkins Reference: 331.128 B691 W555x Ford West Mezzanine: HF5383 .B56 2000 (30th anniversary edition) The Career Guide: Dun's Employment Opportunities Directory . Parsippany, NJ: Dun's Marketing Services. Annual. 1984- . Perkins Reference: 378 D926 E55x Careers Encyclopedia . Lincolnwood, IL: VGM Career Horizons, 1988. Perkins Reference: 331.7020973 V597 Cassell Careers Encyclopedia. Edited by Audrey Segal and Katherine Lea. London ; New York : Cassell Educational, 1992. Perkins: 331.7020941 C344, 1992 Donaldson, Christine F.

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