The Internet is a gold mine of employment resources. For every major job search strategy there is an Internet counterpart. If you are serious about your job search, it s worth your time to explore these resources. The fundamental tool for finding information on the Internet is the search engine. Search engines use keywords to locate web pages, listings in electronic directories, or messages in newsgroups.
Some engines search the Internet in general while others search a specific site.
Mastering these tools is critical to effectively and efficiently locating information on the Internet. There are many search sites on the Internet. Each one is a little different in its focus and use. Most search tools provide instruction on their use. Resume posting Job search assistance Information on employers, occupations, industries, and employment Access to people important to your success Telephone and business directories Customized maps that help with your travel Automation that notifies you when a job matches your interests You can use the Internet to distribute your resume, make direct contact with potential employers, and follow up on job leads.