JUNE
- JULY 2001
Reader Poll:
Are
Internet Job Search Tools the Way to Go?
by
George W. Zobrist
Many Internet sites
offer job listings, resume service, job fairs, hints and techniques for
career searches, and other related services. Most are free; some require
a subscription. Some are regionally focused, while others have an
international scope. Some cater to recent graduates and those new to
specific job markets, some to mid-career professionals, others to
managers, and yet others to specialized technical professionals.
If you have taken
advantage of any Internet job search tools, we want to hear from you.
Please send us your words of wisdom or your experience. Let us know what
sites or aspects of electronic job searches you found useful and which
sites worked better for you.
 Reader
Poll:
What
Do You Think?
Would you recommend electronic job search tools to others?
How might
you compare electronic job searches with traditional
non-electronic searches?
Does
the Internet offer advantages over person-to-person
networking?
We
want to hear from you on this topic. Please
send your comments to todaysengineer@ieee.org.
Be sure to include your name, residence city and state, and
IEEE membership status.
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Dr. George W.
Zobrist is Professor Emeritus at the University of Missouri-Rolla,
Department of Computer Science. He is IEEE-USA Member Activities
Editor.
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