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| The majority of job openings are not advertised. Employers choose to use other methods including hiring someone referred to them from a trusted individual. Successful job seekers can tap into the "hidden job market" using such job search strategies as networking, informational interviews, direct employer contacts, employment services, and use of the Internet. |
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Resources for Tapping Into the Hidden Job Market |
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The Job Search
View information on the job search related topics including employer expectations, networking, and direct employer contacts. (PDF) |
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Creative Job Search Online Guide -
Employer Contacts and Networking
Use this resource to help understand what employers want and the best ways to contact them. |
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Networking Successfully
View information on one of the most effective ways to find work. Find out where to begin, how to develop a plan, and what common errors to avoid. (PDF) |
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Career Resource Library
Link to other Internet resources on Career Exploration, Job Search, Education and Training, and Business and Employment. |
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Why Start a Job Club?
View information about job clubs and how they can benefit job seekers. Find out how to plan and organize your own job club. (PDF) |
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JobHuntersBible.com
This online supplement to the book "What Color is Your Parachute?" provides practical information and includes an extensive library of articles. |
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Following Up with Employers
View information on why, when, and how job seekers should follow-up with employers including tips for writing letters. (PDF) |
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The Riley Guide
A directory of links to employment and career information resources and services on the Internet including a "What’s New" and an A-Z index. |
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Internet Job Search Strategies
View information on the Internet as it relates to job search including cyber résumés, electronic networking, research, and job advertisements. (PDF) |
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CareerOneStop
Use this workforce development portal to connect to relevant links, resources, and services for job seekers, employers, and workforce professionals. |
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