These Web sites will supercharge your I.T. career by John Edwards Computer Economics, a technology research firm based in Carlsbad, Calif., predicts that the number of job-related Web sites will grow from just over 200 in 1998 to approximately 1,200 in 2002. That's great news for I.T. job seekers, who can take advantage of this trend to find the best job in the best place at the highest salary. Features include listings of entry-level I.T. jobs, company profiles, job leads, regional job market surveys, salary statistics, interview preparation tips and much more.
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Features include a personal job search agent, resume management tools, online chats, career message boards and advice on both job-seeking and career management. In each case, no listing remains on the database for more than two weeks. The newspaper jobs database is searchable by geography, newspaper, job type and keyword. The employers' listing database is searchable by geography, employer, job type and keyword. The site also offers a variety of career enhancement tools, including resources for building a resume, sharpening interviewing and salary negotiation skills, locating job fairs and planning a career.