Employment & Career Resources
Looking for a job? The library can help!
Online Resources
The following resources can be accessed from our web site by clicking Search > Articles & Info > Business & Career.
- Career Guidance Center
- Visit this resource to learn about the fastest growing, highest paying, and most in-demand jobs, as well as to learn valuable skills including cover letter and resume writing and interviewing skills. And that just scratches the surface of what's offered through the Career Guidance Center.
- Business and Company Resource Center and Business Source Elite
- These resources provide up to date background information on the businesses for whom you may be applying to work. Don't forget to "do your homework" before filling out those cover letters or attending interviews.
- Online Tutoring
- Not just for students, Tutor.com also offers resume help through one on one sessions. Just log into Tutor.com from our website as an adult learner and select writing for your subject.
- Testing & Education Reference Center
- For some jobs, applicants must pass a test for employment . This resource can help you prepare.
- Additional Resources
- Check out the additional resources available through the State Library Resource Center.
Browsing the Shelves
If you just want to browse, here are some Dewey Decimal numbers to get you started:
Job Seeking: 331.702
Resumes, cover letters and interview tips: 650.14 and 658
Catalog Search Suggestions
Here are some catalog searches you may want to try for quick and easy results:
• Employment
• Resume
• Job Hunting
• Or try searching for a specific job.
Online Job Sites
These websites post job advertisements.
www.monster.com
www.careerbuilder.com
www.usajobs.gov
Still have questions or need help? Don't hesitate to speak with a reference librarian or contact us online or by phone.