To be successful in this media requires preparation and practice. Many of the standards that apply to good telephone communication apply to the Internet. The Internet originated as a research tool, so there should be no surprise that it offers incredible resources for employment research. There are volumes of labor market and employer information. Many employers post information about themselves on the Internet.
Internet research requires a mastery of search tools and strategies.
Advertised Jobs There are too many advertised jobs on the Internet to even begin to count. More and more employers are listing job openings on their web pages, in news groups and with Internet employment service providers. There are hundreds of businesses specializing in providing employment services. Some are merely advertisements, but many provide services directly on-line. These services include career counseling, resume writing, placement assistance and job matching.