Sites to See: Finding a New Job
By: Source: AARP Bulletin Today Date Posted: 2003-07-01 12:04:04
AARP.org's Working Options Section
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Find a Job-Search Specialist
SearchFirm.com is a free online directory of executive recruiters, search firms and associations around the world. The site also provides general advice and articles about resume writing and job searching.
Experience Works
This nonprofit organization—formerly known as Green Thumb—provides training and employment services for older workers. Experience Works specializes in administrative positions, but it also offers home-health jobs in some regions.
MaturityWorks
The National Council on the Aging (NCOA) operates this site, which shares success stories about and resources for older workers.
Seniorjobs.org
The site is managed by Senior Employment Resources (SER), a nonprofit organization that connects older job seekers with employers in the Washington, D.C. region. SER's Jobline page identifies local opportunities, and SER also sponsors a Job Club that meets to provide coaching and support for older job seekers.
SrStaff.com
The site targets seasoned information technology (IT) professionals over the age of 35. Simply submit the online profile to put yourself in front of interested employers. You even can review the breakdown of competing candidates' skills to see how you stack up.
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