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Strategizing your job search with Monster.com
What is the top site on the Internet for job-specific type networking?
Top job sites -- for both searching and posting your resume
Interviewing: How do you prepare, what do you wear, and how to follow up
Information that is field specific
Recommended Books
- 201 Best Questions to Ask on Your Interview by John Kador
- 301 Smart Answers to Tough Interview Questions
- Corporate Confidential by Cynthia Shapiro - this will help you deal with the political landscape of corporate America
- Presenting to Win: The Art of Telling Your Story by Jerry Weissman
- The Secret Handshake: Mastering the Politics of the Business Inner Circle by Kathleen Kelley Reardon
Advice from Monster.com on cover letters, resumes, how to relate to your new boss
Your Career Portfolio -- why this is important
Places to get your resume professionally written
- About Jobs -- they help write your resume by both a phone interview and a questionnaire
- Clicking here will actually take you to a place that talks about how to select a resume writing service -- in here for those who just feel they need to check it out that much more
- E-Resume, very reasonable considering what some places charge; ranked "The best of the bunch" by the LA Times
Resume "assistance" services that are free; typically they have templates and/or examples
Trying the unordinary -- the direct mail approach
Another "alternate" way to get your resume in to employers' hands: fax your resume
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