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Job Hunting
Monster and Hot Jobs
Surf these sites and you'll discover a vast array of employment offers, resources, advice. You can search for positions by metropolitan area, job categories, or key words. There are specialty tools, such as listings of events geared to specific minorities, and a complete career advice section with tips for resume writing, interviewing, relocating, and more.America's JobBank
Part of U.S. Department of Labor's Career Kit, which includes sister sites America's Career InfoNet, Career OneStop, and America's Service Locator. In addition to hundreds of thousands of job listings, these sites provide information on everything from occupational trends to tips on salary negotiating.
Career Builder
Recent newspaper advertisements from over 200 markets nationwide.
Career Journal
The Wall Street Journal’s executive career site for executives, managers and professionals.
Chronicle of Philanthropy Jobs
Nonprofit job listings from the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
The Riley Guide
A comprehensive site of employment listings and information about job hunting on the Internet. Includes occupation-specific resources.
USAJOBS
Official job site of the United States federal government.
Job Openings and Labor Turnover Survey
From the U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
NationalConnecticut Job Bank
Find an employer in Connecticut and apply online.
Interview and resume tips, salary guide and links to other websites with information on job searching skills.
All County Jobs
Listings of jobs in Fairfield, New Haven, Hartford, and New London Counties.New Haven Register Classifieds
ConnecticutJobs.com
A local employment website for job seekers and employers, part of the LocalCareers.com network.
Professional Writing Resources
In addition to resume and cover letter help, this site also offers guidance for writing memos, reports and business letters.Your Job Search Guide
From the Office of Research, Connecticut Department of Labor, a complete guide to developing a job search plan. Topics include skills assessment, deciding on a career, networking, resume tips, interview preparation, electronic resumes, cover letters, thank you letters, and various resources for career planning and job development.
InfoAnytime is a free online question-answering service supported by the Case Memorial Library and other Connecticut libraries, available any time of the day or night. It connects you to a live reference librarian specially trained to draw on the iCONN databases in answering your question. Click here to try InfoAnytime!
