The most popular articles:

• Finding the First Job After College - launch your career, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• The Online Job Search Myth - effectively leveraging the supersites, by Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• The Point of Networking - converting conversations into leads, by Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• Watch Where You Are Going - don't set yourself up to need to job hunt again too soon, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Essential Online Networking Tools - the sites that are essential to helping you network, from Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• Don't Quit First - should you quit your old job before you find a new one? NO! Here's why, according to Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro.
• What Network? Finding Your Network - identifiying and joining your network from Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• Choosing a New Career - starting the change process by Dr. Jan Cannon, Job-Hunt's Mid-Life Career Pro
• "What Do You Do?" - do's and don'ts in answering that question from Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• Getting Back on Track -returning to the job market after a break from Dr. Jan Cannon, Job-Hunt's Mid-Life Career Pro
• Hope for Networking Haters - great tips from Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• SWOT Analysis for Your Career - excellent career planning advice by Don Goodman
• [Political] Party Your Way to Your Next Job - how volunteering to work on a political campaign can help your job search, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Art of Job Search Networking - 2 important rules from Liz Ryan, Job-Hunt's Networking Pro
• Jump into Social Networking - where to get started, from Job-Hunt's Networking Pro Liz Ryan
• Using Google Alerts - have Google will monitor the Internet for you, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• How scam/phish proof are you? a quiz, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Personally branded resumes - a new way to focus your resume, by Meg Guiseppi, professional resume writer
• 8 Stealth Job Search Tips - keep your old job while you find a new one, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Best Job Sites in 2006
• Guide to Using Craigslist to Find a Job - by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Successful Interview Strategies - the key to job offers
• Understanding Non-Compete Agreements - by attorney Jean Sifleet
• Job Search Over 50 - there are advantages! By Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Guide to Using Craigslist to Find a Job - a great resource, but a little tricky, by Susan Joyce, Job-Hunt's Job Search Pro
• Self-Care for Job Search Success
• Veterans' Job Search
• Preparing for a Layoff
• Making E-Mail Work for Your Job Search
• Don't Make Them Think - Be Easy to Hire (August 25, 2004, revised January 3, 2006)
• The Dirty Dozen Online Job Search Mistakes
• The Dangerous Job Search Assumptions
• Tips for Job Seekers Over 40
• Tapping the Hidden Job Market
• Creating a Resume that Works for You

Articles from Job-Hunt's newsletter, the Online Job Search Guide, is published twice a month via e-mail to subscribers.

• Holiday Hope! Use the holidays for your job search - don't take a "holiday" now! (November 6,2006)
• Good News! Your Job Search Expenses May Be Tax Deductible in th U.S. (revised February 2, 2006, for the 2005 tax returns)
• Fake Job Posting Scam (June 13, 2005)
• 5 New Year's Career Success Resolutions (January 12, 2005)
• Know BEFORE You Go or Apply (October 13, November 10, and December 8, 2004) - a series of articles on effective research, introducing Job-Hunt's new Research Pro, Parmelee Eastman
• Great Google Toolbar Tricks for Job Seekers (August 11, 2004)
• Tips for Over 40 Job Seekers (July 14, 2004)
• Turning Rejection into Opportunity (June 9, 2004)
• Make E-Mail Work for Your Job Search (May 26, 2004)
• Smarter Voicemail Techniques (April 28, 2004)
• Pro-active Job Search (March 10, 2004)
• Improve Your Job Search "IQ" - Interview Quality (February 11, 2004)
• 6 Simple Steps for Job Search Progress, the "Alpha Task Method" (November 12, 2003)
• E-Mailed Cover Letters: Making Your E-Mail More Effective (August 24, 2003)
• Getting the Recruiter's Attention: the Key to Great Cover Letters (July 9, 2003)
• Stop the (Job Search) Insanity (June 25, 2003)
• Beyond the HR Deparment: Catching an Employer's Attention (June 11, 2003)
• Contracting? Getting Started with the Basics (February 27, 2003)
• Beating the Job Search Blues (February 13, 2003)
• Google-izing Your Job Search (July 25, 2002)
• Standing Out from the Crowd (July 11, 2002)
• Jump Start a Stalled Job Search (March 14, 2002)
• Are You Standing in the Way of Your Next Job? (March 28, 2002)
• Aligning Your Work and Your Values (March 14, 2002)
• Search Optimize Your Resume Web Page (April 11, 2002)
• Networking Works BOTH Ways, for the Job Seeker and for the Contact (September 12, 2002)
• Great Tips from a Successful Job Searcher (August 22, 2002)
• Keeping Your E-Mailed Resume Out of the Spam Filters (updated from the original published November 14, 2002)

Issues in 2002:
     September 12 issue - Networking Works BOTH Ways, for the Job Seeker and for the Contact
     August 22 issue - Great Tips from a Successful Job Searcher plus 28 new resources for HR professionals
     July 25 issue - Google-izing Your Search plus 35 new resources for journalists and the media
     July 11 issue - Standing Out from the Crowd plus 38 new resources for women
     June 13 issue - Tapping the Hidden Job Market plus 34 new Educator resources
     May 23 issue - 3 Quick Tips for Getting Noticed on Job Boards plus 34 new Marketing and Sales resources
     May 9 issue - 4 Ways to Protect Your Job plus 42 new IT and Internet resources
     April 25 issue - Aligning Your Work with Your Values plus 25 new Law and Law Enforcement resources
     April 11 issue - Search Optimize Your Resume Web Page plus 32 new Finance, Accounting, and Banking resources
     March 28 issue - Are You Standing in the Way of Your Next Job plus 36 new Medical and Healthcare resources
     March 14 issue - Jump Start a Stalled Job Search plus 32 new Engineering resources

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