Beyond.com
is dedicated to helping business professionals search, network
and grow throughout every stage of their career, business and
life. Use their free tools to create an online portfolio and access
all types of useful tools on their site, such as resume writing
help, free personality test, and career consultations. Receive
free industry magazines, search career related articles and career
videos to assist you further in obtaining the career of your dreams.
Through a diverse network of over 11,000 general, local and niche
industry web sites and online communities, Beyond.com enables
business professionals, companies, agencies and vertical communities
to connect with each other.
Use
the form above and search for jobs by state, career or industry
or by keyword. Search through the many useful resources and tools
available to you and thousands of job listings and begin the journey
to a new career.
Beyond.com provides technology, products, services, tools and
resources in many industries, including: careers and recruitment,
education, certification and training, search engines, life management,
personal and professional networking. Beyond.com's
family of online brands (e.g. 4Jobs.com, SearchSimpleton, CollegesNow)
delivers cutting-edge software, technology, customer service and
sales, enabling its partners, vendors and affiliates the ability
to focus on their core business while driving additional traffic
and generating predictable and incremental revenue.
How
to Find a Job Online
The Internet is rewriting the rules to the job-search game. Make
sure you know all the possible ways to find a job online.
Steps:
1. Peruse the Web sites of any companies that interest you. Most
companies will post job openings on their sites.
2. Go to a Web site specifically geared toward finding jobs. You
can search for jobs on these sites by career field, location and
even potential salary.
3. Search on your school's career-center Web site, if you're a
student. These Web sites have job listings, guidance for writing
resumes and advice on interviewing.
4. Visit an online newspaper and search the classifieds section
for help-wanted ads and job opportunities. Many national as well
as local newspapers have Web sites.
5. Check out search engines, as these also feature classified
sections. Browse according to your location and interests.
Tips:
Search frequently - new job listings are posted every day.
Many sites offer services that will allow you to e-mail your résumé
directly to a potential employer.
Warnings:
Some sites made specifically for finding jobs may require a membership
fee. Read the fine print before signing up. |
