Career Success Topics: 5 Best Websites (from National Business Employment Weekly)

Career Success Topics: 5 Best Websites Professionals, Senior Managers, and Executives "The Best Web Sites for Job Hunters" from the National Business Employment Weekly
According to the National Business Employment Weekly, the following websites, listed alphabetically, offer to job seekers:

"Superior information, advice, and activities to help you achieve career success."
Services ranging from on-line "expert job counseling to confidential job-hunting assistance and continuously updated tips for managing your career."

CareerBuilder.com

(http://www.careerbuilder.com) see site summary

CareerMagazine (http://www.careermag.com) see site summary

CareerWeb (http://www.careerweb.com) see site summary

Online Career Center (http://www.occ.com) see site summary

Town Online Working (http://www.townonline.com/working) see site summary

Back to Twin Cities Job Search on the Web In their Nov 15-21, 1998 issue, the National Business Employment Weekly (the paper version) published an article called "The Best Web Sites for Job Hunters," in which they rank what they consider the best websites for job seekers.
They evaluated only websites which they had reviewed in their paper. They only review sites which they think fit the following two criteria:

Their services are particularly suited to professionals, senior managers, and executives.
"They offer advice and job opportunities in a broad array of fields, from engineering and airline fields to regional and minority groups."

Links and organization provided by Hugh Heimdahl of the Ramsey County Workforce Center, Minnesota using the extensive work of the National Business Employment Weekly (from the publishers of Wall Street Journal)
Click below to see the National Business Employment Weekly's Employment Website Guide (from the publishers of Wall Street Journal)

By Peter D. Weddle

The information in this guide has been provided by the profiled sites. If you find a discrepancy between the reported information and what appears at the site, please e-mail Peter Weddle.
Mr.Weddle, a former business executive, is a free-lance writer and author of four books, including "Internet Resumes: Take the Net to Your Next Job" (1998, Impact Publications). To report discrepancies, please send e-mail to pdweddle@worldnet.att.net.

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