Using
Technology in your Job Search |
| A resume
tutorial by CareerOneStop |
|
The FUTURIST - a
magazine of forecasts, trends, and ideas about the future, offered by the
World Future Society |
|
O*NET Online
offers detailed information on a number of careers, including "high
growth" occupations |
| "How
to Switch From a Military to a Civilian Career" - from
washingtonpost.com |
| Pathways to Success: Military
to Civilian Occupation Translator |
|
Making
Career Decisions |
|
Where
to look for a job in Northwest Connecticut |
| International Business
Etiquette and Manners. |
| Another site for Business
Etiquette, with links to essential business culture guides specific to
a country. |
| The Connecticut
Department of Labor (DOL) has created Pathways
to the World of Work for Young Adults - a very jazzy site offering links to Finding a Job,
Interviewing, Self Assessment, Career Exploration, to name a few.
Turn up the volume! |
| Connecticut DOL's Marketing
Labor Information site with a link for Job Seekers. |
| Connecticut DOL's Self
Assessment Tools - find a career that is right for you based on your
personality and interests. |
| Connecticut DOL's
Job Search Assistance. You will find information on resume writing,
cover letters, job and career fairs, and labor market information. |
| The Charlotte
Hungerford Hospital has a Job Opportunities link to check out. |
Local newspapers:
 
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| Careerbuilder.com
Where you can post your resume and have it find matches, or simply look
for jobs by keywords. |
| America's
Job Bank, guided by the US Dept of Labor, is the biggest and busiest
job market in cyberspace. Job seekers can post their resume where
thousands of employers search every day, search for job openings
automatically, and find their dream job fast. |
| Monster.com
is a popular job hunting site. |
