Here’s a not uncommon scenario on the Internet today: you spend several hours surfing the Web at a number of employment Websites; you search through hundreds of job postings in their job databases; and finally, you find what you’ve been looking for. There, right in front of you, is a posting for your dream job. So, what do you do? Send in your resume, right? Well, not exactly; if that were the sum of it, a lot more of us would be getting offers for the jobs we really want.
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Submitted by administrator on June 21, 2006 - 14:21.
There are over 40,000 employment-related sites now operating on the Internet, and new sites launch every week. They include well known national job boards as well as smaller, specialty sites that focus on a specific career field, industry or geographic location. There are sites operated by:
- commercial enterprises;
- professional societies and associations;
- college, university and technical school alumni organizations;
- newspapers, magazines and other publications;
- affinity groups (e.g., veterans, women’s groups); and
- federal, state and local government agencies.
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