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Finding a Job and Evaluating a Job Offer

It often takes months of time and effort to find a job that matches your qualifications and desires. Actively pursuing multiple leads will maximize your search efforts and reduce the time it takes you to find employment. This means devoting as much time as you can to your job search. If you are unemployed, treat your job search like a full-time job, waking up early and working a full day. If you are working or in school, it is still important to devote time every day to your job search.

Inform people you know that you are looking for a job. Read the classified ads. Use the Internet, including general job search sites, special interest sites, company Web sites, and trade and professional association Web sites. Directly contact employers in which you are interested, even if they are not advertising a job opening. You may also wish to consult State employment service offices and to consider private employment agencies.

• Where to learn About Job Openings
• Job Search Methods
  • Personal Contacts
  • School career planning and placement offices
  • Employers
  • Classified ads
  • Internet
  • State Employment Service Offices
  • Federal Government
  • Professional Associations
  • Private Employment Agencies and Career Consultants
• Applying for a Job - Resumés and Application Forms
• Applying for a Job - Cover letters
• What Usually Goes Into a Résumé
• Job Interview Tips
• Evaluating a Job Offer
  • The Organization
  • Additional Items to Evaluate
  • Opportunities Offered by Employers

[ Adapted from : Bureau of Labor Statistics ]