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Researching career opportunities
Looking for a job is hard work. Most successful job hunters use information to their advantage. Researching industries, job related sources and companies including competitors can really make the difference between a good interview and a GREAT one.
Invest some time in your future by researching the industries, jobs, and companies where you'd like to work. It can make a big difference!
Research Databases for Job Hunting
- CareerOneStopA comprehensive website for students and job seekers to explore career options, perform self-assessments on skills and interests, write resumes and cover letters, prepare for interviews, and search for jobs from the U.S. Dept. of Labor.
- Job & Career AcceleratorPersonalized, step-by-step job search assistance—from exploring and matching suitable occupations from over 1,000 detailed occupation profiles to finding available jobs.
- Occupational Outlook HandbookNationally recognized career handbook provides information about the training and education needed, earnings, expected job prospects, what workers do on the job, and working conditions.
Discover Local and National Businesses
This tutorial shows you how to identify custom types of businesses by any location you select.
Where Should I Go?
Simply Analytics is a powerful tool that allows you to identify communities where your skills would be a good fit. This tutorial focuses more on choosing one location and learning about it.
Part II (see below) teaches you to combine custom parameters and then see which locations fit those parameters.