Job Search

www.careers.wsj.com: career resources from the Wall Street Journal with searchable job listings by company, industry, function or location

www.career.com: free listings for job searchers, employers pay a monthly fee to advertise

www.careerbuilder.com: job search information and job listings which are paid for by the companies who advertise. There is also a section to post your resume free of charge and a search tool that will notify you when new jobs are posted (personal search)

www.hotjobs.com: Fortune 500 companies, post a resume, search for jobs by location and industry (special section for computer/technical)

www.monster.com: on monster board, click on 'job search agent' - this site gives you an option to put in a profile of the type of job and get responses daily, along with many other areas to view

www.eagleview.com: service that matches qualified job seekers with companies with open requisites

www.interbiznet.com/hrstart.html: inside look at the best recruiting and employment sites online

www.nbew.com: print publications from the publishers of The Wall Street Journal

www.workzone.com: resources for changing careers - developing an effective resume and search strategy

www.jobweb.com/catapult/jobsall.html: links to job sites throughout the web - breaks up job fields and gives you the best search organization for that field. Also connects you to search firms and recruiters/headhunters

www.careerexpo.com/pub/jobsearch.html: virtual job fairs, job banks which are updated daily, allows you to use a directory of participating companies

www.americasemployers.com: includes a resume bank, company database, electronic networking and some others

www.ipa.com: connection to employment firms - known as RON - Recruiters on line

www.careerjet.com: Careerjet is an employment search engine for the United States.

www.craigslist.org: Craigslist is a classified online board for the United States.