The Federal government also publishes job openings on the Internet. You might be looking for a job close to where you live or someplace where you've always wanted to live. Sometimes, you'll find employment opportunities on a Web page for a particular city or state. The pages for each city, however, link to many other local pages which may provide you with some leads on employment in that area. Another place to look for jobs is in areas related to your chosen field.
Many professional societies post job listings.
If the society has a Web page, that may be a good place to look for your job in the field. Establishing your Web Presence There are many employment listings on the Web, and many of those services allow you to post your resume or at least a profile of your training and experience. A lot of these Web pages are available to you at no charge and are used by employers to search for likely candidates. Using these types of services may be more effective than sending unsolicited E-mail or even responding to an online notice. If an employer expresses and interest in you because you fit their needed profile, then you may be already halfway there towards a successful job search.