You can begin here if you already have a useful resume, and  this is the place for you if you already know what jobs best suit you.  Registration may include posting a resume, posting a cover letter,  selection of job preferences, and use of a job search database.  If you are working, completing a college or training program,  you may want to begin with a review salary and other industry  information.  Salary information with links to Hot Jobs.  The following sites are some that I have used for myself and/or  with training clients.

America's Job Bank http://www.ajb.dni.us/  Career Builder http://www.careerbuilders.com/  Career Com http://www.career.com/  Career Hunters http://www.careerhunters.com/  Career Magazine http://www.careermag.com/  Careers Org http://www.careers.org/  Career Site http://careersite.com  Dice http://dice.com  Flip Dog http://www.flipdog.com  Headhunter Net http://www.headhunter.net  Home Fair http://www.homefair.com  Hot Jobs http://hotjobs.com  Job Net http://www.jobs.net/   Job Next http://www.jobnext.com/   My Careers http://my.careers.msn.com/  Monster http://www.monster.com   Monster Track http://www.monstertrak.com  Nation Job Network http://www.nationjob.com/hr  Nation Jobs http://www.nationjob.com/   Net-Temps http://my.net-temps.com/  Pro Hire http://prohire.com/   Wanted Jobs http://www.WantedJobs.Com  Yahoo Careers http://careers.yahoo.com/

Begin here if you are working on development of your resume  or to explore job descriptions so that you can choose the jobs  that best suit you. Explore vocational and technical careers, check out the skills employers really want, find a trade school, research technical topics and take a look at the current job market.  Learn about guidelines for resumes, career research, and  online job-hunting.

§      Career Development eManual      (University of Waterloo Career pages)      http://www.cdm.uwaterloo.ca/index.asp §      Hire Potential      (Employment and Accessibility Services)      http://www.hirepotential.com/       News: http://www.hirepotential.com/newsandtrends.html §      Job Hunter's Bible      (Sponsored to The 2003 edition of What Color Is Your Parachute)      http://www.jobhuntersbible.com/ §      Job Star Central      (Public library sponsored guide for the job search)      http://jobstar.org/tools/career/index.cfm §      Moffat Library Career Page      (Library of Internet career resources)      http://www.rcls.org/moffat/career.html (missing in action) §      The Riley Guide      (Employment Opportunities and Job Resources on the Internet)      http://www.rileyguide.com/  §      Resume Handbook      http://www.careers.unomaha.edu/teacher/resume_handbook.html       The Resume Handbook is my favorite link to       comprehensive guidelines for resumes and career       document writing. It covers the fundamentals of       resume development, cover letters, interviewing,       follow-up letters, and dressing the part. §      So-You-Wanna       Write a Resume:            http://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/resume/resume.html      Application Cover Letter:           http://www.soyouwanna.com/site/syws/coverletter/coverletter.html §      Writing a Resume      http://www.hirepotential.com/article1.html      Make your resume stand out as a resume that best       represents you and your talents. §      Vocational Information Center      http://www.khake.com/index.html and       careers: http://www.khake.com/page2.html       descriptions: http://www.khake.com/page97.html       skills: http://www.khake.com/page3.html

Begin here if you are refining your resume--or to explore  further into job descriptions and job requirement criteria for  jobs that may suit you.

Career Hunters http://www.careerhunters.com/Guide/  Use the comprehensive career guide and resource directory.  The site includes career profile templates and sample career documents.  CareerMag Build an online portfolio. http://www.careermag.com/ Career Resource Center http://www.careers.org Explore links to career resources and job sites.  CareerLab  http://www.careerlab.com/letters Learn about writing useful cover letters. CareerLink Browse articles. http://www.ubalt.edu/careercenter/careerlink/archive.html CareerOneStop Career Tools http://www.careeronestop.org/CareerTools/CareerTools.asp Career Resources include employability checkup, relocation  and cost of living information, career videos, job search tips,  and more... searchable by keyword. Job Profiles http://jobprofiles.com/ Search and explore these job profile resources including interviews with professionals--sharing thoughts on the ups  and downs of their positions, the required job skills, future  trends in the field, and tips for entering the job market. Scannable Resumes http://www.hirepotential.com/article2.html Most employers use recruitment systems to track all resumes. Find out how to write a scannable resume so you can ensure  your skills and abilities will be viewed by all recruiters everywhere. Self-Growth Career Development Information http://www.selfgrowth.com/career.html

Begin here if you are trying to find out how much to expect  for pay or to determine what general job descriptions are  suitable. These pages may also be useful if you are wondering what skills that you should be working on to improve your chances for furthering you career or to transition to another career.

Industry Information Bureau of Labor Statistics - Employment http://www.bls.gov/emp/ Provided by the Bureau of Labor Statistics, this site provides information about career trends and the outlook for specific jobs. See also: the Occupational Outlook Handbook http://www.bls.gov/oco/  HR Next (click on the tools link) http://www.hrnext.com/

SALARY research pages §      http://www.salary.com/ §      http://vault.com/