reference resources - America's
Careerinfonet - Find
wages and employment trends, occupational requirements, state
by state labor market conditions, millions of employer contacts
nationwide, and the most extensive career resource library
online.
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California
Occupational Guides -
Statistics, projections, and salary information for the
state of California. Made available by the California Employment
Development Department.
- Career
Mosaic -
Job listings searchable by job title or company name. Also
includes links to professional associations and online job
fairs.
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CareerOnestop.com
- An integrated suite of national web
sites that help businesses, job seekers, students, and workforce
professionals find employment and career resources.
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CityTownInfo.com
- Includes basic demographic information about cities and towns
across America.
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Guides
for Specific Careers
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These sites are packed with information about career planning,
including information on training, education, earnings, work
environments, and what's currently hot.
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JobSmart
California
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Provides job seekers with current, reliable, local information,
including resume advice, career guides, salary surveys,
and job listings. Made available by the California State
Library.
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Jobstar
San Diego
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Local job openings, career assistance, and other information.
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Occupational
Outlook Handbook
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Provides up-to-date information on various careers, including
duties, working conditions, qualifications, preparation,
and future demand. Made available by the U. S. Department
of Labor.
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San
Diego Jobs
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Local job listings sponsored by the San Diego Union Tribune.
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Smart
Career Moves Résumé Generator
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An online resume writing tool.
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WorkSearch
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Reviews and rates the best resources for resume writing, cover
letters, interviewing, and more. In addition, the Web site
owner, Gary Will, has written articles on what questions to
ask in an interview, how to write a persuasive cover letter,
how to include experience in your resume, and the essence of
selling.
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