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» Site title: Occupational Outlook Handbook  - A classic reference about occupations from A to Z. Compiled by the US Bureau of Labor Statistics. Includes a description of the work, training and education needed, earnings, and job prospects for each occupation.
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» Site title: About Careers
» Site description: Articles from the About network on all stages of careers and including information about specific occupations, job opportunity, outlook, and salaries. Career planning newsletter.
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» Site title: Aboutmyjob.com
» Site description: Searchable collection of job stories detailing how people feel about their job and career choices.
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» Site title: AOL Jobs
» Site description: Find and search job listings, resume help, salary information and more career and employment resources.
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» Site title: Army Pay
» Site description: Links, resources and FAQs section pertaining to military careers.
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» Site title: Ask The Headhunter
» Site description: Column written by a headhunter with advice for job seekers, career changers and potential headhunters.
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» Site title: BestJobsUSA.com
» Site description: An employment web site providing resources, tools and information for career advancement.
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- Bridges Transitions Inc. - Creators of career exploration software. Offers company background, product information, updates, and planning resources.
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» Site title: Career Bookmarks
» Site description: An interactive career and job search gateway that brings together Internet and library resources in a well-organized, easy-to-use manner.
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» Site title: Career Channel
» Site description: Career advice and resources. Career-decision quiz, asks questions about salary expectations, skills and suggests occupations.
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» Site title: Career Consulting Corner
» Site description: Provides career assessments, interviewing tips, resume writing and procedures, cover letter examples, job search information,career products, articles, job bank and resume bank.
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» Site title: Career Cruise
» Site description: An ASP that supports large, medium and small enterprise with a one-stop-shop for talent resources - one that covers search, assessment and development.
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» Site title: Career Cruising
» Site description: Interactive career guide featuring multimedia interviews with real people in every career, in-depth occupational profiles and information on colleges and universities.
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» Site title: Career Know-How
» Site description: Offers career advice and job strategies for today's workplace. Find sample resumes, tips on writing resumes, and get help from a career coach.
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» Site title: Career Magazine
» Site description: Job listings, resumes, articles, employer profiles and discussion groups.
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» Site title: Career Pro News
» Site description: Daily news and information for career development professionals, educators, career planners or anyone making a transition.
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» Site title: Careerbuzz.com
» Site description: Providing current job postings from companies throughout America as well as daily career articles and links to other related sites.
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» Site title: CareerGenie.com
» Site description: A source for job placement, career information, and support services. Counseling, advise and resume assistance available.
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» Site title: CareerJournal
» Site description: Offering articles, salary comparisons, a job listings search and career advice.
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» Site title: Careerperfect.com
» Site description: Career, job, interviewing and resume advice, salary surveys and negotiation.
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» Site title: Careers For Latinos
» Site description: Offer career development programs for Latino employee and Latino recruitment/retention programs for employers.
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» Site title: College grad job hunter
» Site description: Career web site for entry level job search for college students and recent grads. Provides information on resumes, networking, jobs, employers, interviewing.
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» Site title: EmploymentGuide.com
» Site description: Post resume, search for employment by locale, gain career advice and take an inventory of personal career readiness.
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» Site title: Equal Opportunity Publications
» Site description: Find employment issues and statistics concerning ethnic minorities, women, and people with disabilities. Includes links to jobs and employers.
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» Site title: Eriss.com
» Site description: Provider of workforce intelligence for job seekers and employers.
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» Site title: Experience.com
» Site description: The exclusive online recruiting and career management network for alumni of 20 universities.
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» Site title: Fabjob.com
» Site description: Advice from articles, or order a fabjob e-book to find out how to have the career of your dreams.
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» Site title: Focus Planning System
» Site description: Selling a career and education planning system for use by students, job changers, or persons returning to the workplace and retirement planners seeking new career options.
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» Site title: How to Get a Job
» Site description: Basic description of a work search process designed to help an individual find a job in the shortest period of time.
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» Site title: Internet Career Connection
» Site description: Career guidance resource center: career advice; career-related searchable databases, career guidance professionals, company profiles, recruiters; and a Career Bookstore.
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» Site title: Job Seeker News
» Site description: Free career newsletter offering tips on job hunting, resume writing, and career resources.
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» Site title: JobHuntersBible.com
» Site description: Richard Bolles, the author of "What Color is Your Parachute," oversees this site. He includes links on jobs, resumes, research and counseling.
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» Site title: JobWeb
» Site description: Career development and job-search information for college students and new college graduates.
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» Site title: Kaleidoscopic
» Site description: Careers services and graduate opportunities for Black and Asian students, including advice, industry articles, jobs, and chat rooms.
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» Site title: LucasCareers
» Site description: Career opportunities for separating US military service members and veterans.
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» Site title: Military Transition Times
» Site description: National employment magazine distributed on U.S. Military bases around the world to personnel leaving the armed forces seeking civilian jobs.
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» Site title: Occupational Outlook Quarterly
» Site description: Publication for career guidance professionals, job seekers, and students. Includes employment projections from Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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» Site title: The People Link
» Site description: The newsletter for employers and employees with advice on jobs, careers and recruitment.
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» Site title: Riley Guide
» Site description: Margaret Riley Dikel has written one of the first Internet career guides. Sections run the gamut of career issues from self assessment through salary information.
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» Site title: Seeking Success
» Site description: Resume generator, career tools and articles to help find and get the right job. Industry research and association links. Professional writing and reference checking services offered.
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» Site title: U.S. State Department
» Site description: The US Department of State has rewarding career opportunities as a Foreign Service Officer; representing America throughout the world.
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» Site title: Vault.com
» Site description: Career information web site, providing employee surveys of top employers, career advice, job listings, and career guides to individual industries.
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» Site title: Working Careers
» Site description: Provides access to information, advice and services regarding career management and counselling.
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» Site title: Workplace Moxie
» Site description: Information, ideas, resources and secrets to better your professional and personal skills.
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» Site title: WorkStrategies.com
» Site description: Practical tips for managing your career and gaining control of your work life. Great information about the pet peeves of recruiters and what to do when you get laid off.
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