For suggestions on preparing your résumé and interviewing, go to this commercial resume site or check many of the sites below. Employment or other information may be found at the following locations.  Strong international job possibilities are indicated with ; sites more suitable for executives and/or those with graduate degrees are indicated with ; sites specifcally designed for those with graduate derees are indicated with  

You might also want to read these books by the Drs. Van Fleet as you enter the job market or change jobs.

You should obtain information about companies in which you are interested. In addition to the links provided here, you should search the Internet using each company's name for additional sites. Your library's reference section should also be able to help. In particular, you might wish to look for Business News, Business Newsbank, the Business Periodicals Index, and ABI/INFORM. As noted above, there are also numerous Organizational Links that you can use to search specific organizations to see if they have a "careers," "jobs," or "employment" section.

As you begin your job search, you may wish to consult any of the numerous books dealing with preparing resumes, cover letters, and interviewing.  You may also wish to consult reference works like the Occupational Outlook Handbook, Jobs Rated Almanac, Career Information Center, and the Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance.  Your librarian can be of assistance in locating these materials.

You can also try searching on your own. The Job Resource Center is an excellent place to start or use one of the general search site links listed after that.