Your Guide to Using the Internet for Job Search
The internet is a useful resource for job searching, even if you’re not
planning to relocate after graduation. You can use the internet to do company
research, learn about professional associations, conduct online networking with
individuals in your field, and find job leads through job banks. Several
websites provide information about job search issues.
Career-related websites provide a number of tips to enhance your job search activities.
Many companies are posting job openings online or on the company
website. If you are interested in employment with a specific business or
organization, check its website for employment opportunities. These
websites are also invaluable when preparing for networking or interview
opportunities.
The Career Services office at Viterbo sponsors a job bank that shares listings with other private colleges in Wisconsin. Check the website frequently at www.viterbo.edu/jobbank to locate employers interested in hiring graduates from Viterbo University and other private colleges and universities. You can also save the search or arrange to have an email sent to you each time a position meeting your criteria is listed. For these services,click on the appropriate buttons, located at the top of your job search result.
Tap into the power of professional online networking by using LinkedIn. Visit www.linkedin.com today to get started.
There are several online job banks that can be helpful in securing job leads.
Federal and state government sites provide information about public sector employment opportunities
Education majors can consult a number of websites featuring teaching opportunities in specific states.
A number of sites provide job search tips and job search listings for international job search.
Start Surfing
These websites are just a sampling of the internet resources available to help you in your job search. As is the case with most web searches, these sites will link you to other related sites.