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Guide to Using Google in Your Job Search

Google is clearly the dominant search engine in use today and one of the most important tools for you to use in your job search. While no search engine, not even Google, covers 100% of the content of the Web, Google is very powerful and flexible, even providing tools to help you keep track of what's happening online.

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More About Using Google for Your Job Search:
Google for Job Search Home
Google Search Ground Rules
Find Jobs Using Google
Google-ize Your Job Search
Set Up Google Alerts
5 Ways to Use Google to Avoid Layoffs
5 Ways to Use Google Alerts for Your Job Search
How to Do Defensive Googling
Google Alerts to Monitor Your Reputation
Find Jobs on Employer Websites
Find Hidden Jobs on Dot-Jobs Websites
Additional Information:
Picking the Best Keywords for Your Resume

Google continue to add new tools and services as well as increasing the number of websites which they include in their database of Web content for all of us to use. Here are some ways that you can leverage Google's contents and tools.

We cannot cover all of the tools Google offers, but we'll cover the ones we think are the most useful to job seekers.

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has been observing the online job search world and teaching online job search skills since 1995. Susan is a two-time layoff "graduate" who has worked in human resources at Harvard University and in a compensation consulting firm. In 1998, her company, NETability, Inc. purchased Job-Hunt.org, and Susan has been editor and publisher of Job-Hunt since then. Follow Susan on Twitter at @jobhuntorg and on Google+ .

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