Where to look for jobs?
ningcontentJanuary 27, 2011
Whether you are looking for your first job or an alternative, there are many resources out there to make the search easier:
Search the Web– The Web has increased a lot over the years, and it has made looking for jobs easier. Here are some good sights to look at: Careerbuilder-www.careerbuilder.com CollegeRecruiter-www.collegerecruiter.com Yahoo! Hot Jobs www.hotjobs.com Indeed-www.indeed.com Vault-www.vault.com Monster Board-www.monster.com
Campus Career Centers – Many career centers have literature and Internet sites to help you look for jobs or find a career you are interested in. Also, there are counselors on hand to help you make the right decision.
- Classified Ads-Throughout your college career, look at ads for companies in you area. Make you sure look often to see what the job market it like in your field and find a company you are interested in. Research your interests so you are prepared when it is time to make a choice.
- Internships and Part-time jobs– Try out careers in your field. By taking interships and temporary jobs, you will get a sense of what you do and do not like. Even if you find you do not like that career, the contacts made can come in handy.
- Interview someone in your field-There is no harm in inquiring about your interests and many people will take the time to talk with you. Inquire about the expectation, skills, and courses needed for that career. You can never be too prepared when getting ready to start your career.
