JOB GUIDE
How to find a job!
Utilize Job Search Engines
Use the job search engines to search the top job banks, company sites, and online newspapers.
There are a variety of job search engine sites that will search all the online job sites to capture new job postings.
Online job search resources, including job search sites, job search engines, networking sites, online job search tools, and tips to ensure that you are using all the Internet job search resources available.
If you're in the market for a new job, you'll want to check out my list of the top job search engines out there. All of these job search engines offer unique features and can streamline your job search efforts.
Click to explore some great and widely used search engines:
1. Monster- Job Search Engine with Lots of Extras
2. Indeed- A Meta Search Job Engine
3. CareerBuilder- One of the Largest Job Search Engines
4. Career One Stop- A Mammoth Job Search Engine
5. LinkedIn- A Social Networking Job Search Engine

Follow up, follow up, follow up!
Applicants who follow up after an interview show the employer that they are interested in the position, and show dedication and motivation. In some cases, following up can mean the difference between being offered a job or not. Even if you don't get the job you want the first time, following up can help you stand out, and lead to another job offer in the future.
The First Step
The first step in finding a job is to write a resume or prepare to complete a job application.
Depending on the type of job you are searching for, you will need a resume, CV (curriculum
vitae) and a cover letter or you will need to complete an application for employment.
In most cases, you will need a resume to apply for full-time, professional job opportunities.
If you are seeking a part-time job or work in a career field like hospitality or retail, for
example, you will complete an application for employment. Talk to your Career Mentor
about completing the first step and then read on....