Monster.com
Monster provides career advice, a place to create a profile and post résumés and cover letters. The site also has a career mapping application that helps you map out your future. You type in a starting title and an ending title and it shows you the path you need to take to obtain the ending title.
Theladders.com
The Ladders is for the job searcher looking for the $100k+ job. The search engine is good for finding jobs in the sales, marketing, finance, human resources, law, technology, operations and other $100k+ fields.
Centralindianahelpwanted.com
This site provides specific help wanted ads for jobs in the central Indiana area as well as a place to post your résumé for potential employers to look at. It also has a free test you can take to determine a career that you will enjoy.
Vault.com
Vault was named "best place on the Web to prepare for a job search" by Fortune magazine. This site has information on over 5,000 companies and on top education programs if you are looking for higher education instead of a job.
Wetfeet.com
This site really caters to the young college graduate. It provides articles on what companies are hiring, how to make big decisions, how to prepare for interviews and in general how to land a job or internship. There's even an 'ask the experts' section that has letters with questions from students and responses by professionals. It is basically a one-stop-shop for your career needs; it has side bar search engines from careerbuilder.com and payscale.com for you to use while browsing their articles.
Careerbuilder.com
Careerbuilder provides a search engine for finding jobs and a place to post résumés in addition to numerous job search tools like a salary calculator, a career test to determine the right career for you, career advice, listing of career fairs in your hometown and information on how to get skills training and résumé critiques.
Indianajobs.com
This site jobs database for jobs in the state of Indiana and a place to post a résumé as well as a listing of job fairs. There is also free résumé help and a continuing education guide.
LinkedIn.com
This is a social networking site that allows you to have a professional identity online. It also helps you make contacts and network in your industry. This site is growing in popularity. According to the site, there are more than 38 million members worldwide.
Monster provides career advice, a place to create a profile and post résumés and cover letters. The site also has a career mapping application that helps you map out your future. You type in a starting title and an ending title and it shows you the path you need to take to obtain the ending title.
Theladders.com
The Ladders is for the job searcher looking for the $100k+ job. The search engine is good for finding jobs in the sales, marketing, finance, human resources, law, technology, operations and other $100k+ fields.
Centralindianahelpwanted.com
This site provides specific help wanted ads for jobs in the central Indiana area as well as a place to post your résumé for potential employers to look at. It also has a free test you can take to determine a career that you will enjoy.
Vault.com
Vault was named "best place on the Web to prepare for a job search" by Fortune magazine. This site has information on over 5,000 companies and on top education programs if you are looking for higher education instead of a job.
Wetfeet.com
This site really caters to the young college graduate. It provides articles on what companies are hiring, how to make big decisions, how to prepare for interviews and in general how to land a job or internship. There's even an 'ask the experts' section that has letters with questions from students and responses by professionals. It is basically a one-stop-shop for your career needs; it has side bar search engines from careerbuilder.com and payscale.com for you to use while browsing their articles.
Careerbuilder.com
Careerbuilder provides a search engine for finding jobs and a place to post résumés in addition to numerous job search tools like a salary calculator, a career test to determine the right career for you, career advice, listing of career fairs in your hometown and information on how to get skills training and résumé critiques.
Indianajobs.com
This site jobs database for jobs in the state of Indiana and a place to post a résumé as well as a listing of job fairs. There is also free résumé help and a continuing education guide.
LinkedIn.com
This is a social networking site that allows you to have a professional identity online. It also helps you make contacts and network in your industry. This site is growing in popularity. According to the site, there are more than 38 million members worldwide.
