Each week (usually) we post a "Hot Site of the Week" on our homepage. We pick these sites based on our estimation of their quality and high value to our visitors. This section is a compilation of those sites from the present week back through to January 3, 2005. (For a trip down memory lane, see October, 1999, through December, 2002, January, 2003 through December 2004, and January, 2005 through December, 2006. If a week is missing, that week's "hot site" cooled off and disappeared. RIP!)

• December 29, 2008: Wishcraft.com
  This free book in PDF format (also free)! Wishcraft, written by Barbara Sher (with Annie Gottlieb) in 1979, is one of my favorites. Don't be put off by the date. This book provides you with help in figuring out what you want to do. It's strength is in helping you reach your goals by guiding you in the implementation of a "success team." Your team members help you reach your goal while you help them reach their goals. When I was laid off in 1994, this book and these ideas helped me found NETability which led to Job-Hunt. (And the rest is history?) [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Reference Information Resources section.]
  
  
• December 22, 2008: Twitter Handbook
  Twitter is a surprisingly useful social network, but using it is not entirely intuitive (at least not for me). Twitter Handbook will help you understand how it works. And it's FREE! Just give them your name and e-mail address. It's worth it. The blog associated with the site is often useful, too.
  
  
• December 15, 2008: Inc. 5000
  Inc. magazine has expanded the usual "[whatever] 500" to a much more useful 5000! Since small and medium sized businesses are where the job growth is, even in a tough economy, these companies should be hiring. Happy shopping!
  
  
• December 1, 2008: MediaBistro
  If you are interested in working in the media (print or broadcast), MediaBistro provides job leads for "real" jobs, leads for freelance writers, advice on pitching various publications, the latest media news, and training, in person in many cities and also online. Some information is for members only, but the jobs are available for everyone.
  
  
• November 24, 2008: StarChefs
  News, recipes (of course), schools, and jobs for people in the food industry. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's General section.]
  
  
• November 16, 2008: TreeHugger Jobs
  Job postings from the TreeHugger.com, a news and information site which contains an enormous amount of information about the relatively new concept of sustainability in its many aspects.
  
  
• November 9, 2008: Workforce50.com
  Many sites for "retired" people are really just branded doorways into large general job databases. Not Workforce50. These jobs are from employers really looking for potential employees over 50 - from CFO and CEO to administrative assistant and janitor. You'll find bigger collections of jobs elsewhere, but not one as cleanly focused on this niche as Workforce50.
  
  
• November 2, 2008: JobsandMoms.com
  Jobs, articles, advice, information specifically for moms looking for work, from Nancy Collamer. A real treasure-trove of information from Nancy plus the jobs. Excellent resource.
  
  
• October 27, 2008: CareerOneStop.org
  Sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, the CareerOneStop site offers a plethora of useful information for job seekers and career changers. Explore careers, career tools, military transition portal, job search resources, and an amazing collection of information to help job seekers.
  
  
• October 20, 2008: Idealist.org
  Volunteering is a great thing to do. It helps society, and it helps you, particularly if you've been unemployed for a while and feeling useless. Often it is great networking, and Idealist.org lives up to its name offering you all kinds of opportunities, internationally, to help you find exactly what you want to do. You'll probably find more opportunities tha nyou can handle, but that's much better than not enough. This is an excellent site with excellent goals - including forums (for Q & A) and groups, in addition to the volunteer opportunity postings.
  
  
• October 13, 2008: ScoreLogix Re-employability Score
  If you are curious about how "re-employable" you might be if you lost your current job, check out ScoreLogix's Re-employability Score. Take the test - it will require you to provide some very personal information so be sure to read the ScoreLogix Privacy Policy FIRST! These times are a little crazy, but this will give you an indication of how difficult it might be for you to find a new job. DO NOT QUIT YOUR CURRENT JOB FIRST! That makes your job search much more difficult - read Don't Quit Your Job for the reasons. If you think you may be facing a layoff, download Job-Hunt's FREE 15-Minute Guide to Layoff Self-Defense.
  
  
• October 6, 2008: Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling
  Brush up on this important set of skills so you don't sabotage your job search with grammatical errors in your resume, cover letter, thank you (of course, you write thank you's!), and other follow-up correspondence. Purdue University's OWL (Online Writing Lab) offers a wonderful resource for everyone with this section of their site. This site provides exercises to test your skill and the information to improve your performance where ever you need a little help.
  
  
• September 29 , 2008: BackDoorJobs
  They call this site "short term job adventures" and that's what they offer. The categories of available positions: adventure, wilderness, outdoor, environmental, resosrt and hospitality, meaningful work and more, inside the U.S.A. and across the globe.
  
  
• September 22, 2008: JobHuntersBible
  For anyone from newly released members of the military to housewives re-entering the job market and college kids looking for their first "real job," this Website from Richard N. Bolles, provides job seekers with many resources and his excellent advice through this Website which is the companion to his classic book, What Color Is Your Parachute? Having read this book twice, at turning points in my own career, I highly recommend both the book and the Website whenever you wondering if your current job is a good fit or what your next job should be.
  
  
• September 15, 2008: What Can I Do with a Major in...
  From the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pick your major from the list of majors, and this site will offer you a page containing related career titles, the associated skills, and Websites appropriate for the major, including organizations and associations, internships, and much more.
  
  
• September 8, 2008: FakeChecks.org
  From the National Consumers League (NCL), a Website with a short tutorial on 5 common scams that most job seekers will come across as they search through the Internet for that next great job or work-from-home opportunity. Watch the videos, take the "fraud test." It won't take much time. It's kind of amusing, and being able to recognize these scams is vital.
  
  
• September 1, 2008: 2008 Inc. 5000
  Every year Inc. picks out the top small companies, and this year is the second year they've blazed right past 500 to 5,000 companies. In the column on the right, find the "Search the Inc. 5000 and Inc. 500 Lists" box where you can select the state and year to see the companies chosen for that time and location. Happy employer shopping![For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Pick Your Next Employer section.]
  
  
• August 25, 2008: Women for Hire
  Job fairs across the country, a job board, and lots of information from Tori Johnson, author and Good Morning America employment commentator.
  
  
• August 18, 2008: Cost of Living Comparison
  If you are considering a move to another part of the country, this calculator will give you an idea of how far your money will go in the new location. Just another point of data, from CNNMoney.com.
  
  
• August 11, 2008: Habitat for Humanity
  Several different ways to help others, expand your personal network, and also build up some skills and experience for your resume at the same time, in your own home town or internationally. Also, paid employment listings for the Habitat headquarters in Americus, GA.
  
  
• August 4, 2008: OnGuard Online
  Practical advice, including educational games for teens and tweens, about dangers in the online world. Also available in Spanish, this site is managed by the Federal Trade Commission, and provides a wealth of excellent information and education.
  
  
• July 28, 2008: KnockemDead.com
  The Website for the excellent job search, resume, cover letter, (and probably more) books of the same name, written by Martin Yate. Very useful information on KED, organized by category (job search, resumes, letters, networking, etc.). Plus a newsletter and Martin's blog.
  
  
• July 21, 2008: PayScale
  Knowing what a job is worth is great information to have when you begin your career or when you are contemplating a change of career or location. PayScale provides very good data for you to use as part of your planning and evaluation when you are considering a change. Please note that salaries can vary widely by employer - an employer which is very profitable may be able to pay their employees much better than an employer who pays less. Or, they may be more profitable because they do not pay employees well. So, use this information as just one more piece of data. Don't make life changing decisions based solely on salary data.
  
  
• July 14, 2008: Best Places to Live (USA)
  Money Magazine's annual list of the best places to live, with plentiful jobs being a major criteria. Check them out if you're thinking of moving.
  
  
• June 29 & July 6, 2008: Midwest Flood Response
  A page on USA.gov (the Federal Government Website) which has centralized many links to relevant information for victims of the recent floods in the center of the USA. Find information on registering with the Red Cross' "Safe and Well" program to let family and friends know you are OK, getting disaster recovery assistance or small business disaster loan assistance, information about Medicare, plus tips on staying healthy after a flood and avoiding home repair scam artists and much more.
  
  
• June 22, 2008: StarChefs JobFinder
  Culinary industry jobs - in restaurants, hotels, schools, and more from the StarChefs.com people.
  
  
• June 15, 2008: Environmental Jobs and Careers
  Looking for a job in the new "green" industry, this site has environment-related job postings plus a large directory of employers (government and non-government) who have those and similar openings, covering the US and Canada.
  
  
• June 8, 2008: Filing for Unemployment Benefits
  All states now allow you to register for unemployment benefits online directly through the state's Website, and Margaret Dikel of the RileyGuide collected all those links in one place for you to find.
  
  
• June 1, 2008: SnagaJob
  A good site for anyone looking for hourly jobs, like those in many retail establishments.
  
  
• May 26, 2008: ExecuNet
  For those interested in senior manager and executive level positions, ExecuNet offers frequent local face-to-face networking meetings in many locations across the country plus online networking. There is a montly membership fee ($39/month, $99/3 months, etc.).
  
  
• May 19, 2008: SummerJobs
  Find summer jobs by keyword or location. Many outdoor jobs, if you don't want to be in an office for the summer.
  
  
• May 12, 2008: Jobseeker's Guide to Employment Background Checks
  Background checks may negatively or positively impact a job offer. Find out the why and how of background checks and what you may be able to do to offset or reduce the impact of negative information.
  
  
• May 5, 2008: Business a to z - a glossary of business terms
  This glossary will help you understand the terms used in job descriptions, help you ensure that you are using terms correctly in your resumes, cover letters, and other business documents. In addition, it could help you find the best keywords to use when searching for a job..
  
  
• April 28, 2008: Association of Zoos & Acquariums Job Listings
  If you love animals or fish, this might be the perfect site for you to find the jobs of your dreams. Many internships are included.
  
  
• April 21, 2008: Career Development eManual
  A step-by-step guide to figuring out what you would be a good job for you and then help finding it. From self-assessment through research and networking to work/life planning, this site provides plenty of guidance and good advice, from our friends at the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.
  
  
• April 15, 2008: OnGuardOnline
  Tips and information about online self-defense from the U.S. Federal Government.
  
  
• April 7, 2008: JobLounge
  Resume guru (and Job-Hunt's Resume Pro) Susan Ireland, with a few of her friends, helps job seekers with their resumes and other issues in this very useful blog.
  
  
• March 31 , 2008: VocationVacation.com
  A walk on the lighter side of job hunting - this is a site which offers you the opportunity to try out a job (a.k.a. "vocation") while you're on vacation. And, as with most vacations - you pay them. It's not a job where anyone pays you, unfortunately. But, it's vacation planning season, and this might be fun and useful. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's General section.]
  
  
• March 24, 2008: AmeriCorps
  A site where you can find a job, learn some new skills, and help people, too. What could be better? Great for the start of your career, a low point, preparing for a change, or resting on your laurels in quasi-retirement. Pick your interest, with choices ranging from Community Development, through Hurricane Katrina, to Technology. Then, choose your location, and go for it.
  
  
• March 17, 2008: LinkedIn
  If you are a professional working in the USA, you should probably have a LinkedIn profile. Currently more than 20,000,000 people do. I know people who've landed new jobs as a consequence of posting their profile here because recruiters do "shop" through their personal networks for people with the skills they need. Jobs are posted here, too. The LinkedIn toolbar lets you know who in your personal network works at the company who's job posting you are viewing, which can be handy. Be careful about being too aggressive in expanding your network and reaching out to potential employers. Also know that people can use LinkedIn to pre-verify your quality as a potential employee. Do read the terms of use to understand what is officially acceptable and what is not.
  
  
• March 10, 2008: One Day, One Job and One Day, One Internship
  A very interesting blog. Each day, each site looks at a different employer/opportunity, focusing on entry level jobs and internships, respectively. It walks you through analysis of the employer, information on the employer Website, Wikipedia entries, whatever is relevant. This is a great demonstration of how to put the Internet to use for finding and landing a job. The research is key, and these sites lay it out for you. Enjoy!
  
  
• March 2, 2008: Best Careers of 2008
  From US News & World Report, written by the amazing Marty Nemko. If you're planning a career change, check out these options to see if anything is appealing.
  
  
• February 24, 2008: Fortune 100 Best Companies of 2008
  If you're in the market for a new employer, this is a great shopping list. Just expect a lot of competition, too. Good luck!
  
  
• February 17, 2008: Fortune Small Business 100
  Forune magazine's researchers find more interesting companies than just the Fortune 500. They also look for the fastest growing small companies. These can be great places to work and build a career. They can also be terrible places to work. Some crash and burn, and some become tomorrow's Microsoft or Google. Take a look.
  
  
• February 10, 2008: Idealist.org
  Volunteering is a great thing to do. It helps society, and it helps you, particularly if you've been unemployed for a while and feeling useless. Often it is great networking, and Idealist.org lives up to its name offering you all kinds of opportunities, internationally, to help you find exactly what you want to do. You'll probably find more opportunities that you can handle, but that's much better than not enough. This is an excellent site with excellent goals - including forums (for Q & A) and groups, in addition to the volunteer opportunity postings.
  
  
• January 28, 2008: TeamworkOnline
  If you've always wanted to work in "sports" this site may help you achieve that ambition. I did a search on "manager," and it listed jobs with the word "manager" in the title for AHL Hockey, Arena Football, the Atlanta Falcons, ATP/WTA Tour, Charlotte Bobcats, DIRT MotorSports, Comcast-Spectacor, etc. Interesting niche!
  
  
• January 21, 2008: BackDoorJobs
  They call this site "short term job adventures" and that's what they offer. The categories of available positions: adventure, wilderness, outdoor, environmental, resosrt and hospitality, meaningful work and more, inside the U.S.A. and across the globe.
  
  
• January 7, 2008: AgCareers.com
  From the Farm.com people for those who are interested in working in the field :-) of agriculture. Bot outdoor jobs and the usual business-oriented office jobs associated with the big business agriculture can be. We will always need food, so this may be more secure than some other industries.



• January 1, 2008: Wishcraft.com
  This free book in PDF format (also free)! Wishcraft, written by Barbara Sher (with Annie Gottlieb) in 1979, is one of my favorites. Don't be put off by the date. This book provides some help in figuring out what you want to do. It's strength is in helping you reach your goals by guiding you in the implementation of a "success team." Your team members help you reach your goal while you help them reach their goals. When I was laid off in 1994, this book and these ideas helped me found NETability which led to Job-Hunt. (And the rest is history?) [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Reference Information Resources section.]
  
  
• December 17 & 24, 2007 - SusanIreland.com
  I confess, Susan Ireland is a friend of mine. She's also a recognized resume and job hunting guru, published author of several books, and blogger. Her site is a treasure-trove of information for job seekers, including many sample resumes plus concreete advice on handling employment gaps and other resume-writing problems.
  
  
• (oops!) December 10, 2007 - DudeRanchJobs
  If you want to work outdoors, these kind of jobs are great. Click on the "Job Seekers" link and find opportunities by ranch, by category, or just browse through all the listings.
  
  
• November 19, 2007 - VetJobs
  A site for people who have served in the U.S. Department of Defense, run by vets for vets, endorsed by the VFW. Find jobs, resources, and information for veterans exiting the U.S. military services.
  
  
• November 5 and 12, 2007 - Personal Branding Telesummit
  Recorded presentations (click on the "MP3" links) from a free day-long summit with many excellent speakers, helping spread the word and the expertise about establishing a pesonal brand. Think about how often you Google someone, and you'll recognize how important personal branding is now and may become in the future.
  
  
• October 30, 2007 - Oya's Directory of Recruiters
  This is a useful resource with recruiters listed by specialty and/or by location. Just remember that recruiters work for the employers, not for job seekers. So, don't expect them to do your job search for you, although they can be very helpful.
  
  
• October 23, 2007 - FindaFluShot
  Nothing can mess up a job search like getting the flu, and FindaFluShot helps you do exactly that.
  
  
• October 15, 2007 - Practical Job Search Advice
  Liz Ryan, career columnist for Business Week and Yahoo! HotJobs, mother, opera singer, etc. (clearly an under-achiever) also writes this excellent blog which really is full of practical advice. Having been both a corporate employee and also HR director of a Fortune 100 company, she has insight and advice that is right-on. Enjoy!
  
  
• October 1 & 8, 2007 - AuntMinie
  AuntMinnie? AuntMinnie is a portal site for people in the field of medical radiology. The Career Center is not gigantic, but it is effective. The largest portion of jobs are for radiologists (no surprise), but there are also listings for sales jobs, software engineer jobs, marketing jobs, even educator jobs, full-time, part-time, even a few temporary jobs. Plus equipment for sale, conferences, news, etc. There is a privacy policy.
  
  
• September 24, 2007 - Ask the Headhunter
  Nick Crocodilos is a head hunter who has his own perspective and opinioins on how the online employment process works. Most of the time, I agree with him completely.
  
  
• September 17, 2007 - JibberJobber Blog
  This is Jason Alba's blog, and Jason has an interesting take on what's going on in the job market. He was laid off a couple of years ago and, based on his personal frustrations keeping track of the job search process, he became an entrepreneur with a product/service called JibberJobber. Jason is getting a lot of visibility with his blog, both for himself and his business. Take a look, and see what you can learn.
  
  
• September 11, 2007 - Workforce50
  This is the new brand for an old friend, SeniorJobBank.org. This is the only one of the job sites, of all of the sites allegedly for the over 50 crowd, that truly has jobs for people over 50 posted by employers who are actually recruiting people over 50 - unlike a lot of their competitors who just pull job listings from anywhere and everywhere.
  
  
• September 3, 2007 - Veteran's Employment Resources Center
  Tools, resources, information, and job opportunities from USAjobs.gov.
  
  
• August 27, 2007: OpportunityKnocks
  If you are interested in working in a non-profit organization, this is an excellent site for you. Make a living and help out someone else. What could be better?
  
  
• August 20, 2007: Cancer and Careers
  If you, a family member, friend, or co-worker is living with cancer, this site offers advice and resources for managing treatments, support, stress, the boss, and the many other associated issues for people who are living with cancer while continuing to pursue their careers.
  
  
• August 13, 2007: Grammar, Punctuation, and Spelling
  Brush up on this important set of skills so you don't sabotage your job search with grammatical errors in your resume, cover letter, thank you (of course, you write thank you's!), and other follow-up correspondence. Purdue University's OWL (Online Writing Lab) offers a wonderful resource for everyone with this section of their site. This site provides exercises to test your skill and the information to improve your performance where ever you need a little help.
  
  
• August 6, 2007:  AnnualReports.com
  All U.S. companies with stock traded publicly (like the NYSE, AMEX, NASDAQ, etc.) are required to publish an audited financial report every year, called an "annual report." Most of them are embellished with lots of additional (quasi-marketing) information and photos. Dazzle them during the interview and avoid being the last person hired before the layoffs begin by doing some basic research into potential employers. In the pre-Internet era, we had to trudge to a university or business library to find this information, but now you can find it here. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Reference Information Resources section.]
  
  
• July 30, 2007: What Can I Do with a Major in...
  From the University of North Carolina Wilmington, pick your major from the list of majors, and this site will offer you a page containing related career titles, the associated skills, and Websites appropriate for the major, including organizations and associations, internships, and much more.
  
  
• July 23, 2007: Salary Calculator
  From Move.com, will show you an estimate of the median salaries for different jobs in different locations. Many considerations go into determining an appropriate salary, like education, years of experience, as well as the employer's budget and the salaries paid to other employees. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Reference Information Resources section.]
  
• July 19, 2007: CareerHub
  Free advice from the career experts - another useful blog written by people who know what they're talking about.
  
  
• July 9, 2007: Career Management Alliance Blog
  Great advice from the professional career coaches and resume writers who belong to the Career Management Alliance.
  
  
• June 25 and July 2, 2007: Working from Home FAQ
  My friend Lisa Shea runs several very prosperous Web-based businesses, and this section of one of her sites is a collection of the wisdom and research she has accumulated over the years. This is not about "get rich quick" or a great business opportunity that Lisa has for sale. It's about the issues to consider and address as you build your home-based business. Good, solid, practical advice from someone who has done it successfully.
  
  
• June 18, 2007: BackdoorJobs
  Don't want to be tied to a desk in an office or behind the counter in a store? These are NOT your typical job postings - from tracking wild lions in South Africa to coaching teenagers in rope climbing, this site has unusual jobs, mostly outdoors. One of their categories of jobs is "Short Term Job Adventures" and that seems to be a very accurate description. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's General section.]
  
  
• June 11, 2007: The Job Lounge
  Resume guru (and Job-Hunt's Resume Pro) Susan Ireland, with a few of her friends, helps job seekers with their resumes and other issues in this very useful blog.
  
  
• June 6, 2007: StarChefs
  News, recipes (of course), schools, and jobs for people in the food industry. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's General section.]
  
  
• May 28, 2007: GI Bill Website
  From the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, a Website for veterans which provides information about the latest GI Bill benefits as well as a directory of offices where veterans can get help understanding what benefits they have. Thank you, Veterans!!!

• May 21, 2007: Net-Temps
  Net-Temps has both "temp" as well as permanent (as "permanent" as a job is these days) job opportunities PLUS contract opportunities - a job that lasts from a few weeks to several months and can sometimes develop into a permanent position. It's a good way to pay the bills and add experience to your resume at the same time. A Privacy Policy is posted. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Freelancing, Consulting, Contracting, and Temping section.]
  
  
• May 14, 2007: Work-at-Home Schemes (en español)
  From the U.S. Federal Trade Commission, information about classic and current work-at-home scams, often distributed via e-mail.
  
  
• May 7, 2007: craigslist
  This is the site mentioned most often as the source of a lead that turned into a job. Craigslist is a GIANT online classifeds site, organized by location (city or state). Pick your location from the lists on the right end of the home pages. Be sure to check out the "gigs" (short term jobs) as well as the "jobs," and browse through the "events" in the "community" category for networking opportunities, too. Quality varies by location - see Job-Hunt's Guide to Using Craigslist to Find a Job for tips. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Employment Super Sites section.]
  
  
• April 30, 2007: VocationVacation.com
  A walk on the lighter side of job hunting - this is a site which offers you the opportunity to try out a job (a.k.a. "vocation") while you're on vacation. And, as with most vacations - you pay them. It's not a job where anyone pays you, unfortunately. But, it's vacation planning season, and this might be fun and useful. [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's General section.]
  
  
• April 23 , 2007 - "You've got to find what you love"
  Steve Jobs, founder of Apple and Pixar, is an extraordinary entrepreneur, and, apparently also a very wise man. This link is to the text of a speech he gave at the Stanford University commencement in 2005 which I think is very inspiring. Enjoy!
  
  
• April 16, 2007: RefDesk
  If there's a fact or some other tidbit of information you want to know (like what day of the week will be April 1 in 2020 or what day it was in 1720), a term in a financial or legal dictionary, a news source, a weather forecast (anywhere in the world), and much MUCH more. Can help you out in a crisis.
  
  
• April 9, 2007: MediaBistro
  If you are interested in working in the media (print or broadcast), MediaBistro provides job leads for "real" jobs, leads for freelance writers, advice on pitching various publications, the latest media news, and courses (in person and online). Some information is for members only, but the jobs are available for everyone.
  
  
• April 2, 2007: NatureJobs
  From Nature magazine, jobs in science, articles, science job fairs, and addiitonal information for those interested in science jobs. Free job posting for recruiters.
  
  
• March 26, 2007: Best Careers for 2007
  From US News & World Reports, great new information on careers, most over-rated jobs, FaceBook Follies, and more.
  
  
• March 14, 2007: Job Interviewing Guide
  As usual, excellent information, tips, and advice from Susan Ireland on how to prepare for interviews, answer questions, and send a memorable thank you note. Just page through the sections and you'll be better prepared for your next interview.
  
  
• March 5, 2007: Scams & Schemes
  An excellent collection of information which - unfortunately - is needed these days, by Margaret Dikel of the RileyGuide. Margaret covers it all from spotting them, protecting yourself, and filing reports with the appropriate authorities if you have been scammed. As the old sarge on Hill St. Blues said at the start of every show, "Be careful out there." Good advice!
  
  
• February 26, 2007:  PRWeb
  A great source of information when researching a company or an industry, even a person. Find out what's been printed or put out as the "party line," the "players," and what is going on. Avoid being like the person who picked a job in a buggy whip company just as the automobile industry was taking off.
  
  
• February 19, 2007:  MIT OpenCourseWare
  No, you won't end up with a degree from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, but you'll be able to learn many of the things taught at MIT. If learning is your goal, and for most of us learning is a life-long adventure, then MIT OpenCourseWare is an absolutely amazing gift from one of the world's best universities. From Aeronautics through Women's Studies and Writing - it's all here for you to feast on. Enjoy! Learn! Advance!
  
  
• February 11, 2007:  TeamworkOnline
  If you've always wanted to work in "sports" this site may help you achieve that ambition. I did a search on "manager," and it listed jobs with the word "manager" in the title for AHL Hockey, Arena Football, the Atlanta Falcons, ATP/WTA Tour, Charlotte Bobcats, DIRT MotorSports, Comcast-Spectacor, etc. Interesting niche!
  
  
• January 29, 2007: Idealist
  Find for-pay jobs, volunteer opportunities, and internships here, as well as directories of consultants and organizations. Also, find events including job fairs. Go to the home page for more general information, including news.
  
  
• January 22, 2007: JobHuntersBible
  From Richard N. Bolles, the dean of career coaches and author of the classic job hunters book, What Color Is Your Parachute? 2007, JobHuntersBible is the wonderful free supplement to Dick's amazing book. Newly updated and full of good advice and links from the man who really does know this subject better than anyone else. Lovely man; classic book; wonderful Website!
  
  
• January 15, 2007: Work Ministry
  One of the most important sites of 2006 (see Job-Hunt's Best Job Sites for 2006) Work Ministry helps job seekers connect with local help offline as well as online, and it also has a great job board with jobs across the country.
  
  
• January 8, 2007: Indeed.com
  One of the most important sites of 2006 (see Job-Hunt's Best Job Sites for 2006) If you haven't checked out Indeed.com, you should. It's one of the biggest "aggregator" site - visiting job sites and employers to gather job opportunities in one central location. The problem with most aggregators is that the jobs can be old and obscure, which does not seem to be a problem for Indeed.
  
  
• December 27, 2006 & January 1, 2007: Wishcraft.com
  This free book in PDF format (also free)! Wishcraft, written by Barbara Sher (with Annie Gottlieb) in 1979, is one of my favorites. Don't be put off by the date. This book provides some help in figuring out what you want to do. It's strength is in helping you reach your goals by guiding you in the implementation of a "success team." Your team members help you reach your goal while you help them reach their goals. When I was laid off in 1994, this book and these ideas helped me found NETability which led to Job-Hunt. (And the rest is history?) [For more sites like this, see Job-Hunt's Reference Information Resources section.]
  

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