This is a presentation done in early 2009 about using the Internet to craft a job search.

1. Online Job Resources Using technology in your job search

2. Job Search Strategy

4. Recognize your goals

5. Write a Better Resume

6. Focus Your Job Search

7. Identify Search Terms

8. Notice your online profile

9. Identify Jobs That Match Your

10. Skills

11. Values

13. Self Assessment

14. Career Assessment

15. Skill Survey

16. Interest Inventory

17. Job Resources

19. The Riley Guide: www.rileyguide.com

20. Job-Hunt: www.job-hunt.org

21. Career Builder: www.careerbuilder.com

23. One Stop Career Center: (by county)

24. Occupational Outlook Handbook (www.bls.gov/OCO)

25. Salary.com (www.salary.com)

27. Resume advice

28. Resume samples

29. Templates

32. Search Guides: Riley / Job-Hunt / About.com

33. Professional Assoc.

34. College Career Centers

35. “Expert” Advice:

36. Susan Ireland: http://susanireland.com/

39. LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com

40. Facebook: www.facebook.com

41. Job-Hunt: http://www.job-hunt.org/

42. In Person:

43. Trade/Professional Assoc.

44. Local Churches: http://www.trinityprinceton.org

47. Monster: www.monster.com

48. Careerbuilder : www.careerbuilder.com

49. Yahoo: http://hotjobs.yahoo.com/

50. Quintessential Careers: http://www.quintcareers.com/

51. Indeed: http://www.indeed.com/

53. Professional Assoc.: http://www.engineerjobs.com/

54. College / Alumni Resources

55. Company Websites

56. Government Pages: http://www.usajobs.gov/

57. Workforce New Jersey (Google Workforce NJ)

59. Privacy Issues

60. Scams

61. Out of Date Listings

62. How?

63. Who runs the site?

64. Contact Information

65. Dated Materials

66. Who benefits from the site?

69. Calendars: Google / Yahoo

70. Best Lists: NicheJobs / Fortune

71. Wall Street Journal: www.wsj.com/careers

73. Use One-Stop Resources to Get Started

74. Protect Your Privacy

75. Ask for Help @yourlibrary!