In addition to Internet research, ask friends, relatives and business associates for suggestions on possible opportunities. Use the daily and weekly newspaper for job listings. Go to your library for company directories in your desired industry. Read articles in trade magazines or newspapers that identify companies in your area or in your desired industry. Join a job club or local networking group in your industry.
Many professional organizations have job listings, groups or resources to help people connect.
Some churches, volunteer and community organizations also have job listings or resources. Check with the Chamber of Commerce to see if they have business directories or resources for identifying companies that fit your criteria. Check with recruiting agencies and executive recruiters for current open positions. A percentage obtained by dividing the number of jobseekers who actually found work using the method, by the total number of jobseekers who tried to use that method, whether successfully or not.