Resumes		Networking
Web and e-Résumés Rewriting your resume for the 21st Century e-resumes and web based resumes. Thank You Writing a thank you note is not only good manners, it is also good business Resume Banks Are resume banks a waste of time or a valuable tool for work seekers? Electronic Resumes Make sure you cover all of your bases by using resumes designed to attract the attention of a scanner. Student Resumes Students' resumes need a little creative assistance to get over the lack of job experience. Building a Resume A resume is an art form in itself. Check out these tips for creating an effective document. Resume Help Blank piece of paper staring you in the face? Lots of places here can help you out. Resumes for Dummies by Joyce Lain Kennedy This book offers step-by-step guidance to perfecting the first impression.		About.com Network Profile Add your profile and start networking today. Networking for Success Using a network of contacts can reduce the time to find a job. Networking On-Line Resources to help you network with employers, career professionals and other workseekers. Chat Rooms, Bulletin Boards, Listservs and Forums. Network Tools Tools to help you network on-line easier - free email services, and resume creation tools. Job Finding Clubs These organizations have an excellent track record. Where are the Jobs? A report from Stats Can. The Hidden Job Market - Part 3 Using your old school ties as a form of networking to find hidden jobs. The Hidden Job Market - Part 2 Where do they hide those jobs anyway? The Hidden Job Market - Part 1 A look at why knowledge of the 'hidden' job market is so vital.
Finding Jobs		Reading List
Airline Jobs Working for an airline is not just restricted to pilots and flight attendants. Perspectives on Finding Work Finding work can be made easier if work seekers took the perspective of the employers. Newspaper Listings See what is available in the Help Wanted section of newspapers from across Canada. Job Banks and Resume Banks Find jobs easier and faster using the tools provided within this huge resource base. IT Headhunters List of information technology resource firms who specialize in placement of high-tech personnel. Engineering Jobs Employment opportunities for qualified engineers. Government Jobs So, you want to be a civil servant... Lots of resources here to help you realize your dream. Call Centre Jobs Real jobs in call centres in many major cities in Canada Communication Jobs Jobs in the Communications and multimedia industry. Banking Jobs Find employment opportunities in Canada's financial institutions. Aerospace Industry Jobs Employment listing in the Canadian Aerospace industry. What does a doula do? Find out if this profession is right for you.		Librairie Librairie, en anglais, des meilleurs livres traitant de la recherche d'emploi. La lecture d'un de ceux-ci pourrait s'avérer ce dont vous avez besoin pour réussir. Get Wired, You're Hired Top quality book which belongs on the shelf of every Canadian looking for work. 2000 WHAT COLOR IS YOUR PARACHUTE? A MUST HAVE for anyone even considering a change in employment. After you buy this edition, keep your eye on it! I lent out two copies of "1997" never to have them returned. Electronic Resumes: A Complete Guide to Putting Your Resume On-Line How to get your resume online, make it stand out among the thousands of others out there, and sort among the leading on-line employment services and bulletin board. Getting to Yes! Negotiation is the key to landing the job you want and need. The key to negotiation is making everyone believe that they're getting the better part of the deal. Job Hunting for Dummies Even experienced job hunters will be able to pick up some tips and maybe learn some new techniques. Blue Collar and Beyond Over 100 resumes covering the kinds of jobs for which resumes are now expected, but rarely discussed in most resume writing resources. The author defines "blue collar" as any job that does not require a college degree. Bookstore The best books on the subject of job searching are here. Reading one MAY give you the help you need to succeed.
Immigrating Here		Fun Stuff
Immigration Want to come to Canada to work? here are some resources you will need. Steps to Immigration Here are some of the steps that you have to look forward to. Immigrating to Canada A MUST read if you are coming here from another country.		The Dilbert Principle: A Cubicle's Eye View of Bosses, Meetings, Management Fads, & Other Workplace Afflictions Take a peek into the world of the cubicle dwelling Dilbert and his faithful companion Dogbert to see how middle management types deal with day-to-day realities of corporate life. Employment IQ Still hanging on to old concepts of work? Take this short quiz and find out.
Other employment sites		Local Canadian Sites
Career Planning Start out right by planning your career. it will save you time trouble and headaches in the future. Job Searching General site about job searching - mostly geared to the US market, but there are hundred of excellent tips which are useful in Canada also. Technical Jobs Technical jobs from all over the world are listed, with tips for the techies to get favorably noticed and hired. Jobs for College Grads Just graduated? Here is the site for you. Worldwide opportunities for the graduate with the freedom to relocate, or you may find work in your own city. Telecommuting Work from home and telecommute to anywhere in the world. Investing in Canada Once you get working you will want to find a place to invest your earnings in Canada. no time like the present to think positively.		Canada Far North One of the best sites on the internet for real people living in any of Canada's Territories. Vancouver Regional information for residents of the city. Valuable data if you are considering relocating. Calgary Find out about Calgary as the residents know it. Excellent resource whether you live there or are moving. Edmonton The capital of Alberta has much to offer all of its residents. Saskatoon If you are looking for Prairaie life, or currntly live in Saskatoon, this is a great place to start looking for information. Winnipeg Winnipeg has opened its doors for business and welcomes people from all areas to live and work there. Ottawa The Nation's Capital and one of my favorite cities. Find out more about Ottawa from someone who lives there. Toronto Toronto is Canada's largest city and therefore has more employment opportunities. Find out what it is like to live there. Montréal Montréal is a beautiful city and Canada's second largest city. Find out how anglophone and francophone live and work together in this multicultural city on the island. Back to the Index

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