The partnership makes it possible for the newspaper's readers, which includes St. Louis and Kansas City, plus their sister newspapers in Dallas, Denver, Washington D.C., Oklahoma City, Phoenix, Detroit, Miami and Seattle, to post their resumes, research local and national companies and search thousands of employment opportunities in 56 professional fields. There are many employment opportunities in this city, and the career center is a practical way for employers and employees to connect. Readers will also have quick access to CareerZone, thousands of sophisticated career management tools such as features that assess professional strengths and weaknesses, identify career goals and prepare for performance evaluations.
Users can also create a custom resume and calculate salary information.
Companies looking to hire from this pool and diversify their office can save time and money by placing their employment opportunities on the site. As a bonus, their ads will also be seen on the 50 plus sites that make up the JobOptions network. St. Louis Chinese American News, established in 1990, is the oldest Chinese American newspaper in the Midwest. The free weekly newspaper targets over 60,000 Chinese and Asian individuals throughout Missouri and Kansas. The newspaper also publishes the Chinese Yellow Pages, and has formed the Scanews Culture and Education Foundation to support many cultural events.