In many ways, finding a Web job is just like finding any other kind of job. And because Web jobs generally require specific skills, taking technical courses can help you get the low-down on available jobs. Still, if you're looking for a Web job, it makes sense to use the Web to help you find it.
Some cities have job-related Web sites that specifically serve the Web community.
In San Francisco, check out The List Foundation and JobSmart . In Austin, Texas, look at Austin Careers . These online listings often include opportunities for part-time and contract work, as well as information about local events and gatherings. If you're not lucky enough to live in a community with such a targeted resource, don't despair. You can look at a variety of jobs in different cities on the Monster Board , CNET's own Career Center , or even on your favorite search site.