Career Resources
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America's CAREERInfoNet: Wages and employment trends, regional market conditions, millions of nationwide contacts and the most extensive career resource library online.
Career Journal: The Web's premier free site for executives, it provides daily news from The Wall Street Journal and other sources for those looking for a new career or striving to improve their current one.
Career Zone:Information on a full array of careers where job seekers can assess themselves to determine what kinds of jobs they're best suited for.
Diversity Job Fair Schedule: Along with America's premier companies, more and better candidates attend these job fair events. Select a city for a list of the diversity job fairs coming to your area.
JobHuntersBible.com:Guidance on using the Internet to enhance your job search, and a library of articles on job search issues.
Job Star Central: Job search guide from your local public library that offers global, national and regional employment resources.
JobSeekerNews.com: Bimonthly newsletter with career advice.
The Riley Guide: Directory of employment Internet information sources and services with instructions on how best to use the Web to gain an advantage. Topics include cover letters and resumes, employer research, job listings, e-networking and much more.
Wharton School of Publishing: A source of timely, relevant books to help companies and knowledge workers find new ideas for growing and managing performance in today's rapidly changing business environment.
Working Woman: A full array of resources geared to serve the 60 million women who work, lead and make key decisions in the business world.
Tips for Your Resume
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ResumeMaker Deluxe Edition: Explore the #1 selling resume and job search software. It includes sample resumes, cover letters, interview tips and more.
Resumemachine.com: Distribute your resume to thousands of executive search firms, high growth companies and venture capital firms.
ResumeXPRESS.com: Submit your resume to thousands of recruiters and employers electronically.
e-Resume.net: Have your resume professionally written and delivered to you quickly online.
Jobmail.net: Free email accounts to help job seekers keep their searches confidential.Salary Guides
Salary.com: Average salaries by job categories, by city.
Salary Wizard: Enter a zip code and find out what your skills are worth in any geographical area
SalaryExpert.com: Salary data for over 30,000 jobs in over 45,000 U.S. and Canadian cities.
Paycheckcity.com: Access to tools that allow you to compute take-home pay after taxes and other deductions, estimate future values of your 401(k), and more Employment Statistics
These sites will help you access employment trends so you know what to consider when looking for a job:
American Staffing Association
U.S. Department of Labor
The U.S. Government
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
