Careers - Of Special Interest - CareerAlley

Careers - Of Special Interest - CareerAlley We may receive compensation when you click on links to products from our partners. I dont know the key to success, but the key to failure is trying to please everybody. Bill Cosby I get lots of emails asking that I post information related to this blogs topic. Many I do post (and some I dont). Occasionally, I get a little backlogged with requests. So, todays post is all about those requests of special interest to my readers. I hope you find them useful. Jobs Related: The Fastest Growing Jobs of 2011 A free guide (pdf) on the 2011 job market, with a focus on the fastest growing jobs (covering Health Care, Technology, Business and Education) all with embedded links to additional information. There is a section on how you can land a job and a section on job growth through 2018. Take a look. 25 Things to Watch in 2011 For Job Search This post is from JobMob and lists potential job search trends for 2011 carved from J Walter Thompsons larger 100 things that will become popular. An interesting read. There is a link for the larger article from JWT as well as links to related articles at the bottom of the page. While you are there, check out the links on the right hand side of the page as well. JuJu This is a job search site with a simple interface (Keywords and Location). You can also use the links at the top of the page for Category, Location, Company and Keyword. Right below the basic search is a link for Advanced Job Search. Click this to expand your search categories and narrow your search. With a generic click (nothing selected), it indicates that there are millions of jobs posted in the US. With a more specific selection it narrows the search (like over 193,000 jobs posted in NY). Job-Applications.com According to their tag line #1 Online Job Application Form Resource Site. What does that mean? You can find applications online for various jobs. Clicking through a specific job, you will find an overview (history), a link to interview tips and a link to the actual job application. There is a featured employer on the top right hand side of the page. Job categories are listed on both the left and right hand side of the page. Companies with their logos are listed down center page. Gigantic Tips Guide for Finding Jobs With LinkedIn Also from JobMob, this is like the users manual for leveraging LinkedIn for job search. The article is divided into useful sections, starting with a glossary (do you know what an InMail is?). The article covers a strategy, maximizing your connections multiply recommendations and more. Dont forget to take a look at the related links as well. Good luck in your search.Visit me on Facebook