Job Search Articles

1. Bridges Online.com focuses on Female Job Seekers
   by Glenda Carroll
   "Of the many on-line job sites, one of the best I've seen is Bridges Online. According to their own publicity, 'Bridges was built as a place for women in the Bay Area to connect and exchange information and job leads...'"
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2. CalJOBS jobsite
   by Mark McAlister
   "Is CalJOBS the Rodney Dangerfield of on-line job sites? We don't give it no respect."
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3. Best-ever jobhunter's website -- Craig's List
   by Glenda Carroll
   "If you're a jobseeker who needs reassurance that there are plenty of openings to choose from, make Craig's List a mandatory stop on your cyber-search."
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4. "What Color is Your Parachute?" website
   by Sharon Rufener
   "Richard Nelson Bolles is the author of the job hunters' bible "What Color is Your Parachute," which has been continuously in print since long before terms like "downsizing" and "re-purposing" were coined."
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5. Locate your next job using Saving Private Ryan Techniques
   by Sharon Rufener
   "In the movie, the searchers for Private Ryan had a single purpose and clearly defined objectives; made purposeful steps toward their goal..."
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6. WETFEET.COM Has Research on Prospective Employers
   by Glenda Carroll
   "Calling itself the information source for job seekers, the WetFeet website has the polished look of a sophisticated commercial site that has something to sell..."
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7. Temping as a career move
   "Dee Brillhart, Staffing Manager for Accountemps ... shared with Marin Professionals the advantages and rationale for "temping" as a valuable option in our job search..."
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8. Working Wounded Site: Information and Humor
   by Glenda Carroll
   "Looking for a job is right up there with going to the dentist for most people -- painful but necessary."
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