Job Hunting on the Internet
University of Wisconsin - Madison Steenbock Library
Barbara Lazewski: blazewski@library.wisc.edu
April 1, 2009
LibGuide version: http://researchguides.library.wisc.edu/job_hunt_internet
Handout URL:http://steenbock.library.wisc.edu/instruct/jobhdout.htm
- Access 24 Hours a Day
- Find Job Listings
- Research Employers
- Networking
- Geographic Coverage
- Post Resumes
Before Starting the Internet Job Search
You Must Decide...
- BuckyNet
- Post an electronic resume and review job announcements specifically for CALS students.
- eRecruiting
- Jobs, online resumes, and on-campus interviews for L&S & Human Ecology
- Riley Guide:Job Banks & Recruiters
- Annotated links to job listing databases by subject or location. An excellent site!!!
Newspaper Listings
Magazines/Journals with Job Ads
- Usually Reduced Student Rates
- May List Job Openings/Internships in a Field
- May Have Special Services for Members
- Placement Service/Resume Referrals
- Job Interviews at Conferences
- Frequently Under Member or Career Services
- Can Use Search Engines to Identify Organization's URL
- Associations
Unlimited (licensed UW resource)
Networking
& Interviews & Salaries
Visit Potential Employer Home Pages to Learn About Them for:
- Their Picture of Themselves
- Cover Letter and Interview Preparation
- Email and Snailmail Contacts
- Job Openings with details
- Resume Requirements
- For example, Monsanto
Acknowledgement
Thanks to the following for their help on what should be
included in this workshop: Margaret F. Riley Dikel, The Riley Guide; Dr. John
Harkin, emeritus UW-Madison Soil Science Dept.; Carole Blemker, UW Madison
SLIS; Pam Baker, UW-Madison College Library; Susan Barribeau, UW-Madison Memorial
Library;
Scott
Johnson,
UW-Madison
CALS Academic Student Affairs, Christine Lupton, formerly at UW-Madison CALS
Office of Career Services, and Beth Boeing-Hoffman, formerly at UW-Madison Dept. of Life
Science Communications.