We want to make sure that those resources remain powerful to them as alumni and that the employers know that power as well. In fact, employment related information is one of the fastest growing utilizations for the Web precisely because of the ease with which it sorts complex information. According to Wallace, accessibility, speed and tracking capabilities are the Web's greatest virtues. Once you start messing with Web activities you become spoiled as to how fast you can move. Speed counts and there is potential for accuracy to the day.
Many clients have an information request page right there.
You can print things you feel are important to anyone and bypass snail mail headaches. UF senior Stacey Lasky agrees that the Web contains the most up to date job listing information. The Web is a resource from which to work from. It can be a research starting point. Although there is a myriad of career-related information on the Web, sorting through it can be frustrating and time consuming if you don't know what your looking for.