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At a rapidly-growing rate, corporate human resources departments are learning that they can hire top-notch employees by posting careers and jobs information on their corporate web sites. This exciting reference book saves countless hours of research during a job hunt. Our editors have viewed thousands of corporate web sites to pick out those with the most useful careers information. This book profiles hundreds of those best web sites, and indexes them by type… More >> Plunkett’s Employers’ Internet Sites With Careers Information 2002-2003: The Only Complete Guide to Careers Websites Operated by Major Employers)

Youve landed the job, or youve been doing your job for some time now but youre faced with fear. Listen as Brian shares with you a simple way to help you cast out that fear. Visit www.crossroadscareer.org for additional free career resources, including an 80-page career guide that provides 6 steps to helping you walk through a crossroads in your career.

I have a Masters in Curriculum and Instruction/ Education with a 4.0 GPA from an accredited university. I also have a bachelors in Education and experience as a teacher and teacher trainer in public schools. I am looking to for other career opportunities outside of the public schools. I could get my educational leadership degree and go into administration, however, I’m not really interested in this avenue. I could also work on my PhD in education and become a professor or work in developing standardized tets or measuring devices for such tests. What could I do in the business field? What else could I do? What should I do? How much time, effort, and money will this take? Any ideas?
Details: I currently have two young children. I’m in my late twenties. I live in Flordia. I am married and it would be difficult to move somewhere in another state due to his job, but not impossible.

This groundbreaking DVD series skillfully tells the story of Jenny and Penny, focusing on all facets of career development through their search for employment, including the resume process, interviewing, getting the job and working in a corporate world.

• VHS, Color
• 19 minutes
• Features computer engineers, programmers, systems analysts, and database administrators

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It has been called the information age, and there is no doubt that for the foreseeable future those who know how to work with computers will be in great demand in the job market. In this video, people employed in the field as computer engineers, computer programmers, systems analysts, and database administrators discuss the skills and educational background needed for their careers. A Cambridge Educational Production. (18 minutes)… More >> Career Cluster Series: Information Technology Services