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You can use the following link to learn more about the history and the process of searching
for jobs online.
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This on-line
tool is designed to help you become fluent with greeting protocols around the world. Try it out. We want to give you an advantage
in doing business with people from other cultures.
CareerBuilder.com created CBsalary.com to offer its users a free salary calculator. CBsalary.com is an easy tool with which to search salaries for thousands of jobs. Compare your job salary to that
of your peers with a quick salary search. Then, you can complete a salary survey to customize your salary report based on
your experience and education level. The customized salary report will show you a salary comparison of your salary and the
average salary range for that specific job.
Several job
search related articles available for job seekers.
The local and
regional resources available on the Internet have exploded in the last few years, and with them are increasing numbers of
employment opportunities and career guidance materials. To assist Chicago area job seekers and career changers, we've pulled
together a comprehensive listing of these regional resources.
The Internet provides access to a growing number of career planning and job hunting resources. No
single site or resource will contain all of the information you will need for a successful job search. You may need to use
resources not on the Internet but available at the Chicago Public Library. See what's available at your neighborhood library or check under Career Information at CPL to see what's available at the Harold Washington Library Center.
Calculate how
much you would need to save annually to pay for college for your children.
Does your move
make dollars and sense? Enter your base salary to calculate how much you would need to earn if you move to another city/location.
The Springfield Employment & Training Center provides employment guidance, training and placement services to Illinois job seekers.
Use these 70
interest questions to identify occupations that match your interests.
In 1994, the
first commercial employment site hit the World Wide Web, founded by Bruce Skillings with his CareerMosaic web site (www.careermosaic.com).
Soon after, founder Jeff Taylor introduced Monster Board (www.monster.com). Until these two employment sites appeared, the
internet was not widely utilized as an employment search tool, and employers relied on traditional methods to recruit employees
(newspapers and hiring services).
Job Bank USA provides you with the most comprehensive suite of career
building tools available. By using Job Bank USA's online employment services and job search you will gain the valuable knowledge
necessary to succeed in today's employment marketplace.
Largest Employers
in Illinios, Fastest Growing Occupations in Illinois, Occupations with the Most Openings, Highest Paying Occupations in Illinois,
and Occupations with Declining Employment.
You want the
latest, you demand the best. Shouldn't you be able to get it? Every week, it's a new and changing world, and every week, JobSeeker
Weekly keeps you up-to-date with the latest news, the best advice, and the most cutting-edge job-seeking tools available.
Online personality assessment, PhD designed for career and personal development, and used by Fortune 500 companies,
professional counselors, and major universities.
Microsoft templates of job-specific resumes, basic resumes, and cover letters.
Search salary ranges for different careers by zip code. The Basic
Report and Initial Salary Analysis are both free. A Personal Salary Report, which provides a customized analysis and negotiation
guide to fair pay, is available for purchase.
The O*NET system serves as the nation's primary source of occupational information, providing comprehensive
information on key attributes and characteristics of workers and occupations. The O*NET database houses this data and O*NET
OnLine provides easy access to that information.
Ripoff
ReportŪ is a worldwide consumer reporting Web site and publication, by consumers, for consumers, to file and document complaints
about companies or individuals. Before you go on that interview, do the research.
Test your typing skills for FREE.
The Bureau
of Labor Statistics (BLS) is the principal fact-finding agency for the Federal Government in the broad field
of labor economics and statistics. The BLS is an independent national statistical agency that collects, processes, analyzes,
and disseminates essential statistical data to the American public, the U.S. Congress, other Federal agencies, State and local
governments, business, and labor.
Research companies/employers, industries, and salaries. Network, get job search advice, and find
a job.
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