Instructor:
J. Damato
Business Careers
Purpose :
To introduce you to the various sources on business career research
INTRODUCTION
When many people think of
business careers, they often think of jobs in large wealthy corporations.
All business-related career-seekers need to be aware of communication
issues. Every company needs people with strong overall communication
skills that can be applied to business-type careers.
Looking for a great new job? Here are some places to begin
your search. We've pulled together a few good books, databases
and online resources for use in your job quest. Be sure to check
with your local librarian for help in locating and using these
and other materials.
General Reference Books
-
Occupational Outlook Handbook (Ref. HF5381 .O3 1998-1999
)
Find more detailed information about your career
choice through a keyword search in the
Occupational
Outlook Handbook.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics Occupational Outlook Handbook is a
nationally recognized source of career information. It describes what
workers do on the job, working conditions, the training and education
needed, earnings, and expected job prospects in a wide range of
occupations.
Occupational Outlook Handbook
is available online version of the book
listed above.
***Occupational Outlook Quarterly
unique careers and "You Are a What?"
Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance (Ref HF 5381 E52)
Resumes and Interviews websites
There are numerous
publications that provide tips and templates from writing resumes and
cover letters, as well as advice for job interviews and follow up
letters. At a Cuyamca Library, check under the call # number
HF 5383.
Web sites
;
One stop shop for business careers
Kahke job career
information
US World News Report:
magazine of career trends
Forbes.com: Best places to
live for business careers
Career
Guide to Industries. U.S Dept. of Labor
California Jobs on the web
Federal and state jobs
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