This document provides guidance on effective job hunting strategies using online tools and resources. It outlines key steps in the job search process such as deciding on a career path, finding job openings, researching employers, networking, creating resumes and cover letters, and preparing for interviews. Useful websites are recommended throughout for career exploration, listing job openings, researching companies and salaries, online resume building, and practicing interview skills. Networking tactics like using professional social media sites and attending local career events are also emphasized.
40. Job Hunting on the Web THANK YOU ! Mike Buhmann Career Librarian
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All aspects of this process must be honed in order to find a job Find what parts you need to work on.
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Show ebooks Take some time each day to hone your computer skills Get an email account at least Computers are available at the library with tutorials
Show Librarian search in Indeed and SimplyHired show the different tools available
Show Librarian search in Indeed and SimplyHired show the different tools available
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Look in ChicagoJobTalk.info
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Show Monty Python video
Research potential employer Find company website Troll through web using search engine Search for articles on company using index. Use local newspaper index (Tribune) for blurbs. Sometimes even obituaries can be helpful. Research what others in the industry are making Do an information interview with someone at the company to get the inside scoop. Prepare a list of questions to ask the interviewer to show your interest and to limit dead time.