Job hunting simplified with online tools
I’m finally back in the office after experiencing an extended, very scary and weird anaphalactic response to antibiotics (note to self: don’t take amoxicillin again). But I never stopped thinking about you, and once again, I find that I’m thrilled to locate material to inspire and guide us in our career development.
- One such discovery is Microsoft Office Online, chock full of job-seeker resources built-in to MS Word & other Office programs. Find templates for letters, business cards, tips on sending mail to contacts, and more.
- Are you using Gmail for your email account? Dumb Little Man has collected over 150 tips and shortcuts for Gmail. Get ‘em while they’re hot.
- JobFiler.com is a neat way to manage your job hunt. You can store various versions of your resume here, as well as track applications and manage your contacts and track progress with companies you are working with.
- MindTools can help you develop skills crucial for job seekers. Access free articles to help you learn time management, leadership, problem solving, project planning & management, and more. You can particpate in the online community, take self-study courses, and get personal help from their career & life coaches. Many resources are free.