The Stimulus Package is here. Whether you agree with the government's latest move to get the economy back on track or not, it will create thousands of jobs. You can track where the money is being spent by checking Recovery.gov frequently. When you see where money is being spent, you can then check the agencies' websites for open jobs. Be sure to use the exact keywords you see on the posting in your resume so you ...

Thanks to Steven at College Recruiter, I found a list of the top 100 job sites. The big ones are there but the list includes sme I wasn't even aware of. It's worth checking out: http://www.graduatedegree.org/blog/2009/03/the-100-best-resources-for-an-online-job-search/

The Obama administration has invested $15 billion dollars to aid small businesses. This investment reflects that President Obama gets it that small businesses will drive economic recovery. A White House statement underscored this by noting that small companies have generated 70% of new jobs annually over the last decade. So the handwriting is on the wall.  Make sure that you target small companies when putting together your job search plan.  Also, you'd be wise to focus on robust industries such as ...

In December, the projected decrease in college graduate hiring was projected to decrease by 8%. The latest numbers show a 22% decrease nation wide, a 38% drop in the northeast and a 31% drop on the west coast. What can you do about it: Create a well thought out job plan which identifies a wide range of job goals as well as targeting those industries and companies that ARE hiring. Determine what skills you will need for your long term goal and think ...