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Career

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Alabama State Employment Service Authored by the Alabama Department of Industrial Relations, this site contains job listings for the State of Alabama as well as contact information for offices of the Alabama State Employment Service and job fair dates.
http://es.dir.alabama.gov/index.html

Birmingham Employment Billed as "Birmingham's Internet Employment Source", the site is a valuable tool for finding employment in the Birmingham, Alabama area. Visitors may peruse job openings and post resumes online. Many of Birmingham's largest corporations and employers post opportunities on a frequent basis. Registration is required to post a resume, but the service is free.
http://www.BirminghamEmployment.com/

CareerBuilder
CareerBuilder offers a mega job search and a quick job search. The mega search allows you to select from more than 30 career sites, including America's Job Bank, HotJobs.com, Monster.com, and more. Users may also search via industry specific sectors. A section entitled, Getting Hired, guides job seekers through writing a resume and cover letter, interviewing, and negotiating job offers.
http://www.careerbuilder.com

Career Journal
Authored by the Wall Street Journal, this site is filled with information about all aspects of finding and enjoying a career. Content includes daily updates of critical news, features and trends that are relevant, whether you're searching for a new position or striving to improve the job you have.  The site supports a searchable job database that is updated twice weekly.
http://careerjournal.com/

Career Key
Founded and operated by Lawrence K. Jones, Professor, College of Education at North Carolina State University, Career Key provides quick overviews of jobs that match personality types. Career Key's test is shorter and simpler than most career tests. Free registration is required.
http://www2.ncsu.edu/unity/lockers/users/l/lkj/ity/lockers/users/l/lkj/

Career Mosaic Launched in 1994, Career Mosaic allows job seekers to post resumes, search jobs, research companies, and attend online job fairs. Separate sites are incorporated within Career Mosaic that focus on particular industry sectors. 
http://www.careermosaic.com/


Hotjobs Hotjobs offers an extensive database of available jobs throughout the nation. Job seekers can browse employment listings and apply for jobs online, establish a personal search agent to e-mail job listings that fit certain criteria and track the number of times your resume has been viewed. 
http://hotjobs.com/

Monster.com One of the Web's largest job sites. Monster.com contains nearly 500,000 job postings searchable via geographic location or industry. Visitors may post their resume, research companies, retrieve career-related advice or pose a question to an expert in certain fields. 
http://www.monster.com/

Occupational Outlook Handbook The Occupational Outlook Handbook, produced by the U.S. Department of Labor, online and fully searchable. Information is updated yearly. The Handbook provides the finest information available when deciding on a future career or embarking on a career change. Detailed reports on every imaginable career.
http://www.bls.gov/oco/

Princeton Review Career Style Summary The Princeton Review Career Quiz is an excellent source for examining career interests. Simply answer the questions, and you'll receive information on your work style and interests that match your personality type. After completing the quiz, visitors may register and see specific careers that match their personality type. Registration is free. 
http://www.princetonreview.com/cte/quiz/career_quiz1.asp


 

 

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