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More Tips on Using Internet Resources When Looking for a Job
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The following tips are designed to help you acquire and use helpful information on potential employers using the Internet as part of your job search. These include:
| | With the growing popularity of the Internet, a wide verity of career information has become easily accessible. |
| | Many online resources include job listings, résumé posting services, and information on job fairs, training, and local wages. |
| | Many of the resources listed elsewhere in this section have Internet sites that include valuable information on potential careers. |
| | Since no single source contains all information on an occupation, field, or employer, you will likely need to use a variety of sources. |
| | When using Internet resources, be sure that the organization is a credible, established source of information on the particular occupation. |
| | Individual companies may include job listings on their Web sites, and may include information about required credentials, wages and benefits, and the job’s location. |
| | Contact information, such as whom to call or where to send a résumé, is typically included. |
| | Some sources exist primarily as a Web service. These services often have information on specific jobs, and can greatly aid in the job hunting process. |
| | Some commercial sites offer these services, as do Federal, State, and some local governments. |
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Source:
U.S. Department of Labor - Bureau of Labor Statistics
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