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How to Search for the Next Perfect Job
Once you’ve decided it’s time to try your hand at finding a permanent position and you selected the career path you’d like to take, there are many ways to go about beginning your search. Here are some web sites that have articles that may be of benefit to you.*
Workshops
Marketing Yourself on Paper for Academic Positions
FORWARD to
Professorship Workshop
How-to Articles
Best Places to Work in Academia,
2007
Best Places to Work in Industry, 2008 Be
Web Savvy and People Smart
Career Basics Booklet
Go
Online to Get your Job On
How They Measure Up: Scientific Institutions How
to Conduct an Effective Job Search
Life
Science Research and Teaching: Strategies for a Successful Job Hunt
Ph.D.
Resources
Professional
Issues Resources
for the Job Search Scientific
Careers: Preparing Your Package Seven
Tips for Job-Search Survival
Job Sites
ScienceCareers.org Links
to Career Pages in Physiology How
to Use the Internet in Your Job Search Job
Resource Center Publish
and Perish: Guide to On-line Employment and Career Links for the
Biomedical Scientist Using the Internet for Your
Job Search *APS does not endorse or assume responsibility for the information posted on these web sites. See also Developing Your Skills Back to Your Postdoctoral Training: Your Future Career |
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