Job Searching Online
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How to get a membership and search for jobs on Monster and other online job sites.
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- 1. Job Searching 101: Preparing a resume and searching for jobs online Part Two: How to Search Online Warren Public Libraries 1 City Square, Suite 100 Warren, Michigan 48093 (586) 751-0770
- 14. Craigslist Most postings will tell you where the work is, the type of work, what’s expected of you, and a contact number or e-mail.
Editor's Notes
- We have a how-to sheet for the three most popular e-mail sites: Yahoo, Hotmail, and Gmail. I recommend Gmail.
- You can use the “Tab” key to get from blank space to black space. Pay attention to what they are asking for, so you don’t make a mistake!
- You’ll want to use “Copy and Paste” if you have already created your resume on a website like Michigan Works!
- Most resume/job search sites, like Monster and Career Builder, work the same way. Sign up for an account, post your resume, and start looking. They will also send you e-mails when jobs are posted that match your search.
- Mlive is in association with the Ann Arbor News, The Advance, The Bay City Times, The Flint Journal, The Grand Rapids Press, The Jackson Citizen-Patriot, The Kalamazoo Gazette, The Muskegon Chronicle, and the Saginaw News, as well as several local Business Review newspapers.
- You don’t have to register here, or on Craigslist, but you can if you want to receive e-mails from the site that might help with your job search.
- ALA = American Library Association AAUP = American Association of University Professors PHCC = Plumbing Heating Cooling Contractors Association BE CAREFUL WHERE YOU CHOOSE TO LOOK! SOME SITES ARE NOT AS BUSY OR TRUSTWORTHY AS OTHERS!