Two tools are available to you for free with a New Jersey library card:
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Job and Career Accelerator |
Job & Career Accelerator is a comprehensive and easy-to-use job search application. It integrates everything a patron needs to conduct a successful job search. Interactive wizards guide you through each step of the search process in a personalized manner, from recommending occupations to fetching up-to-the-minute job postings based on each user’s career preferences. In addition, users will have access to tools essential to getting hired such as the resume and cover letter builders, interview course and tips and expert advice to help make the job search more effective. Hint: You must make an account to use this resource, but it will be saved so that you can come back to use it at a different time as well. |
From the library or from home- Click the icon, or click here *Users must register or login to access* |
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Career Transitions |
Career Transitions is a self-paced resource that walks the job-seeker through the entire process of landing a job. It offers a practical, personalized, and guided experience that integrates all the tools needed in the job search-process including: A resume builder Hint: You can make an account or just try it out as a guest. If you have an account, your information will be saved |
From within the library or from home-Click the icon or click here and then click on Career Transitions |
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The Career Gateway is a new online career planning and jobseekers website developed by IAJVS in collaboration with nine local JVS affiliates. The FREE website is designed so that the navigation and content is accessible to a diverse group of users requiring career planning assistance. |
Please visit http://nj.jobseekersguide.org/ |
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NJ Next Stop is a state site sponsored to help NJ teens, parents, and counselors learn more about career interests, career options, and the world of work. It also provides information about industries, occupations, and skills that are in demand in New Jersey. Begin your career planning process by checking out “My Career Builder,” view career videos, get first-hand advice, and read “Career Fuel” njnextstop.org’s online newsletter. |
Please visit http://njnextstop.org/ |
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The Career Networking Group (CNG) is a professional forum that facilitates career transition and management. Group members share contacts, info, resources, support and encouragement with those seeking new career opportunities. Presenters and facilitators are professionals who volunteer their support. CNG is open to the public and free of charge. The group meets on the 1st and 3rd Thursday evenings of each month at the Bernards Township Library in Basking Ridge, NJ. |
Please visit http://finance.groups.yahoo.com/ |
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This is a group for professionals “in [employment] transition” in the general vicinity of Bergen to Hudson to Passaic to Essex to Morris to Union to Somerset–and other–counties, NJ in which to network, job hunt and seek & share relevant information, etc. Maplewood/South Orange Professionals in Transition meets in person, twice a month, on Mondays at 10:15am, downstairs at the Main Branch of Maplewood Library [on Linked In you can join "Maplewood/South Orange Professionals Networking Group"]; Jobseekers of Montclair meets in person every Wednesday at 7:15pm, at St. Luke’s Church–see www.jobseekersofmontclair.org [on Linked In you can join "Jobseekers of Montclair"]; |
Please visit http://finance.groups.yahoo.com |
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E Hot Jobs- Job Portal |
This website has been available since 2002 and assists the unemployed with finding jobs in these difficult economic times. This site has been listed as a trustworthy job resource from many sites, including the Government of Seattle. |
Please visit http://www.ehotjobs.com/ |
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Virtual one-stop place to bring people searching for work together with the businesses considered at the forefront of New Jersey’s economic development. This website is a quick and easy portal designed to guide jobseekers to some of New Jersey’s best online tools for finding work, finding skilled employees and connecting to the many programs established to help businesses and workers. |
Please visit http://jobs4jersey.com/ |
Federal Civil Service
http://www.usajobs.gov
The official job site of the United States Federal Government. It’s your one-stop source for Federal jobs and employment information.
Career Builder
http://www.careerbuilder.com/
Search for jobs based on area and industry. There are several links to other helpful career resources.
Career Resource Center
http://www.careers.org/
Search for jobs, schools, and other local resources. Links to career blogs and articles.
Careerjet
http://www.careerjet.com/
In one simple search, Careerjet gives the job seeker access to a massive selection of jobs that are compiled from various internet sources, saving the trouble of having to visit each site individually.
Indeed.com
http://www.indeed.com/
Search for any job, anywhere. There are links to a salary guide, job trends and forums.
Internet Career Connection
http://www.iccweb.com/
Find international, government or state jobs. Provides links for internships and volunteering opportunities.
Internet Job Source
http://www.50statejobs.com/
Search for jobs and internships by state, level or industry. Links to a salary guide and company profiles.
NY Public Library’s Best of the Web: Education & Employment http://www.nypl.org/weblinks/1631%252B1632%252B1647%252B1756%252B1765
CareerJournal.com
http://online.wsj.com/public/page/news-career-jobs.html
This website has articles about dealing with job loss. Information includes establishing a support system, regaining confidence, and helping your family deal with the loss.
What to Do If You’re Being Laid Off
http://www.investsafe.com/development/advice.html
This website provides a list of 10 steps to take after losing a job. The steps give advice to help with the emotional and financial burden of a lay off, as well as guidance for finding a new job.
The Canned
http://www.thecanned.com
The Lighter Side of Unemployment. You’re not alone if you got canned. In fact, there are millions of us. TheCanned.com can help you file for unemployment, get health insurance, and find a job.
The following websites provide sample questions, tips, and advice to prepare for a job interview.
Job-interview.net
http://www.job-interview.net/
Monster: Interview Center
http://career-advice.monster.com/interview-tips/home.aspx
WorkforceCentralFlorida.com
http://www.workforcecentralflorida.com/employers/interviewing_questions.asp
CollegeGrad.com
http://www.collegegrad.com/intv/
The Wall Street Journal: Laid Off and Looking
http://blogs.wsj.com/laidoff/
Eight out-of-work M.B.A.s write about their experiences job searching in the new year.
CNN Six Job Blogs You Should Be Reading
http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/worklife/01/12/cb.work.blogs/index.html
My First Paycheck.com
http://www.myfirstpaycheck.com/job-ads/state/nj/
Equal Opportunity Publications-Career Expo
http://www.eop.com/expos.php