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Professional Organizations for Computer Scientists

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Job Search Information:

  • CNET: Tech Jobs
  • Career Tools from hotjobs.com
  • careers.yahoo.com  Search current openings  for a position of interest and submit your resume directly. 
  • +Jobs America
  • flipdog.com Easy to navigate and has links to entry-level positions, internships, and management positions. Offers a job hunter that constantly looks for a specific job and alerts you when a job matching your criteria is posted. Includes a resume writing center, a resource center, and a resume distribution center.
  • Five resume rules that will land you that interview article by Wade A. Michell, Apr 4, 2003 at Builder.com
  • Job Search Links  (extracted from text Internet & World Wide Web How to Program by Deitel, Deitel & Nieto;  Appendix F – Career Opportunities)   
  • monster.com Allows for international and local job searches. Link to research companies that have jobs posted on their sites. Includes a career center link, where you can create a resume on the resume center link, gain leadership skills on the leadership center link, and have virtual interviews on the interview center link.
  • AfterCollege Find Entry Level Jobs & Internships   at www.aftercollege.com, is an award-winning service for college students and recent graduates who are looking for entry-level jobs, internships, and post-graduate opportunities. We currently feature over 150,000 opportunities from 25,000+ employers, many of which are not found anywhere else.
  • craigslist at http://detroit.craigslist.org/
  • Strange Breed weekly cartoon

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This page was last updated on 03/08/2009   by Linda M. Hicks