Top 10 Sites for JobseekersEveryone knows the popular sites for jobseekers like:• Monster• CareerBuilder• Indeed• SimplyHired• Dice

While these are lesser known, they can be just as valuable.

Occupational Outlook Handbook

• Information on 100’s of careers: Accountants to Education to Paramedics, and more. • Summaries, job duties, work environment, salary, education

requirements . . . on all of them. • Bureau of Labor Statistics – Free

http://www.bls.gov/ooh/

O*Net Online

• Information on 100’s of occupations: Various ways to search. • Find jobs: by industry, by career cluster; that use your particular skills;

are growing; education and experience needed; etc. • US Department of Labor /Employment and Training – Free

https://www.onetonline.org/

twitter

• Easy way to: find jobs, meet recruiters, learn about company cultures, make connections, etc. Search for recruiters, companies to learn more and interact.• Bonus: twitter chats are networking events you can participate in

from the comfort of your home. • twitter - Free

https://twitter.com/

Military.com

• Skills translator: evaluates your sills based on military job title, specialties and training. • Provides a list of civilian jobs that use skills similar to those used in

your military job. • Military.com/Monster.com – Free

http://www.military.com/veteran-jobs/skills-translator/

Glassdoor

• Best known for company reviews by current/previous employees. Valuable information, but take remarks with a grain of salt. • Bonus: You can also search by company for salary information, sample

interview questions, and jobs. • Glassdoor – Free (fees to post job listings)

http://www.glassdoor.com/index.htm

Google Voice

• Phone number: number you can use publicly; forwards to any phone; can be set to voicemail, etc. • Bonus: Sends you an email whenever someone leaves you a voice

message; keeps your personal phone private.• Google – Free

https://www.google.com/voice

Salary.com

• Research salary: search salaries for your target position by title, geographical location, industry, etc. • Knowing the salary range for your target position is essential BEFORE

you begin a job search.• Salary.com – Free, but you can buy customized reports

http://www.salary.com/

PhotoFeeler

• Members rank uploaded photos as: competent, likeable, and influential. • Gives you the opportunity to test your photo before you use it

professionally, i.e. on LinkedIn.• PhotoFeeler – Uses credits, but you can vote on other photos to earn

creditshttps://www.photofeeler.com/

Your College/University Alumni Site

• Many offer: informative webinars; online communities; networking events. • Alumni Association: facilitates alumni connections; career mentoring;

job openings; etc. • University – Free for alumni

career-intelligence.com

• Had to add ours but it really is great => 100’s of articles offering career-related information and advice.• Everything from: what should I do to help me change jobs to help me

get ahead. • career-intelligence.com team - Free

http://career-intelligence.com

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