It has been estimated that there are 80,000 Web job sites. And there are thousands of other sites that have job openings -- company Web sites, professional association Web sites, Chamber of Commerce Web sites, college alumni/ae Web sites, etc. That's more options than you could probably use in a lifetime!

How do you navigate through all of this to your new job?

1. Finding the Jobs
   Read this article to learn about all the many places that jobs are listed, and the advantages and disadvantages of each . You'll want to check them all out to find the ones that work best for you.
2. Choosing a Job Site
   D on't post your resume or leave a profile on any site until you have read this article. Not every job site is a good, or even a safe , place for you to post your resume or to leave contact information! So, learn how to spot an unsafe site before you get started.
3. Using Web Job Sites
   Then, read Job-Hunt's article on to see how Web job site usually work, what services to use and what services to avoid .
4. Dirty Dozen Online Job Search Mistakes
   Job-Hunt's famous list of pitfalls (with some solutions, too).