Job Search on the Go with Mobile Apps

Got a few minutes to kill? Take your job search on the go with mobile apps. With technology going more mobile these days check out these job hunting apps for your job search.

99 Interview Tips

I stumbled upon Passive Panda's website article on 99 interview tips. Check out tips like interview preparations, researching the company, practicing your interview and much more found here.

CareerOneStop

CareerOneStop is a job search engine, provides resources on education and training, searching for jobs, filing unemployment and much more. This site is run by the U.S. Department of Labor and contains a wealth of information to check out.

Revisit Job Search Engines for New Postings

New jobs are always being added at this great resoure, Job.com! Click the banner above, post your resume for free and start searching for jobs now!

Career Resumes

Take a look at Career-resumes.com. Get a free resume critique, view sample resumes and cover letters, get a LinkedIn makeover and many more resouces available at this website.

Track Your Job Search

Track your job search as you go along so you can easily find contact names, positions and companies. Use a log book or computer spreadsheet so you don't lose valuable time and contacts. You can also use this to revisit old job submissions to follow up on. It might seem unimportant now but in the long run it might just come in handy when you least expect it. This can ultimately be used as a reference for future job searches too.

LinkUp

Take a look at the job search engine LinkUp which features jobs directly from companies, always current and often some that are unadvertised anywhere else.

Old Fashioned Job Search Techniques

These days we rely on technology more than ever and it makes things less personal. If you have a mailing address or phone number of a hiring manager try mailing your resume directly or picking up the phone and calling. These old fashioned job search techniques may just show the hiring manager your interest in the position and get your name to the top of the list.

Great Ways to Land a Job Online

Check out Fastcompany.com for a list of 35 ways to land a job online. They explore everything from resume writing, to posting on websites, choosing the right job and much more.

Job Resources

Pretty much everyone gets annoyed by advertisements at one point or another but some can be useful. Visit some of our useful ads under job resources to the right by clicking on the banners of Jobs.com, Snagajob.com, Beyond.com and ResumesPlanet.com for some great places to start your job search. Every avenue explored can help so check them all out.

New Grad Life Job Search Tips

Check out 50 great job search tips from New Grad Life via Hired My Way. You never know what tip might land you that first or next job.

Jobster

Check out the employment website Jobster.com. Create a profile, browse job categories and search for jobs at this job website that has been around since 2004.

Job Search Guy

Check out the Job Search Guy. Joe Turner has been featured on countless job sites offering resume services, interview preparation, job search tips, career coaching and much more.

Resunate

Check out resunate.com when working on your resume. A unique site that let's you input your qualifications and job description via you resume and then objectively gives you feedback based on your submission. The website mimics software that some employers use to extract data they look for in certain jobs. This website will score you and give feedback so you can make the resume stand out for the position you are seeking.