Health knowledge made personal
Join this community!
› Share page: Email Digg del.icio.us Reddit icon StumbleUpon Technorati
Go
Search posts:

Looking for a job/career has never been easier

Posted May 20 2009 10:16pm 1 Comment

jobs-career-photo

Happy Memorial Day!   Whether or not you’re employed, there’s a 3 day “weekend” up ahead.  Some will “parade’, others might picnic, or maybe you’re just taking it slow, resting up for the week ahead.  Likely you’ll be on the internet, even a bit.  So why not use that time to your advantage?  Give some thought to your career future and ponder these useful links:

FOOD FOR THOUGHT:

At Time Magazine Online: T he Future of Work: 10 ways your job will change your life

At Yahoo Online:  Think Outside the Cubicle: 4 office free careers

At Employment Digest:  6 Reasons You May Want A Career Change - not specific to chronic illness but use your imagination and you might find a few that resonate!

At CareerRealism:  Now is Not the Time to Wear The Scarlet “E”

At About.com: Employer Research- Researching employers


JOB SEARCH SKILLS:

At About.com: Writing Resume’s That Work

At ResumeBear:  11 Questions to Ask Yourself That Guarantee a Powerful Resume

At CareerRealism:  How to Make Your Cover Letter Stand Out

At About.com: Find a Job With Twitter

At Secrets of the Job Hunt:  Avoid 3 Traps of On-line Applications

At Secrets of the Job Hunt: Chris Russel’s Pod Casts

JOB SEARCH SITES:

At Mainstreet. com 7More Specialized Job Search Sites

At About.com  My Favorite New Job Search Sites

At Linked Up.com - Posts openings that are only on corporate and employer websites


Even if you’re not actively looking now, bookmark these for the future.  Do you know any that I’ve missed?    If you don’t want to list it here, go to my cicoach.com discussion fan page on fb.


Comments (1)
Sort by: Newest first | Oldest first
Personally, I find that online job sites are a good way to search and research the employment market. My last few jobs were all found online but it does take a long time to find work. However, I think the current state of unemployment could be getting better in the coming year as I have noticed more and more jobs listed online. Yet, the biggest issue is choosing the right job search site. I recently compared Monster and SnagAJob on an online jobs index listed on  dozenjobs.com  and it was helpful. I found that some job sites offer more listings than others and have easier application processes.
Post a comment
Write a comment: