Careerxroads 2001: The Directory to Job, Resume and Career Management Sites on the Web

By Gerry Crispin and Mark Mehler

When job seekers get serious, they grab this detailed map that pinpoints and describes the best job, resume, and career management sites on the Web. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0965223914
• ISBN13: 9780965223911
• Release Date: March 2001
• Publisher: Jist Works
• Length: 384 Pages
• Weight: 1.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 1.3" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

Careerxroads 2001

This is the job hunters bible. For those looking for a new job, this book has it all. Everything you need to find your next job. If you are an employer or recruiter the listings and reviews of hundreds of job sites will help you target your search to find the best candidates. This is a reference I keep on my desk at all times. I have used it in my job and have used it to find new jobs. I would highly recommend it for anyone looking to stay on top of the rapidly changing job market.

Job Seekers and Recruiters Web Bible

The latest version of CareerXroads continues to be the definitive source for job seekers and recruiters using the Internet. This outstanding reference enables the reader to determine, quickly without wasting valuable time, which are the best web sites to review for job opportunities and the resumes of qualified candidates. In addition to the directory portion of the book, there are many helpful articles on career management for both the job seeker and the recruiter. Whether you are looking for a new opportunity or searching for the best candidate to fill an open position, don't go on the Web without CareerXroads!

Another Winner

Even better than last year's edition.A thorough reference for anyone interested in advancing their career or anyone in the career management business. Crispin and Mehler review over 500 job, resume and career management sites on the web. In addition, they provide some excellent articles on the subject of career management. The book is a "must" for anyone in the job market, as well as all Human Resource Professionals.

CareerXroads 2001

I have just used this book to get information on a particular job posting site for JDS Uniphase, an electtronics manuacturer in Piscataway NJ where I am working. This site was one that our advertising agency had not proposed. Before placing the job opening on this internet site, I checked it in the book for their comments,such as, how wide is the readership and how well is the site constructed. I also got a cost compairison. This gave me what I needed to know (and quickly), to advertise on this site. The designation "2001 Best Site" gives me further assurance that our advertising money will be well spent. In addition to advertising, I use the book to locate the best sites to source candidates;for example, electronic engineers. I keep a copy of this book on my desk at work and another on my desk at home. I wouldn't be without it. Richard M. Stone Human Resource Recruiter

A Bible for Job Searchers & Recruiters

Would you go to the supermarket without a shopping list? Could you board a commercial airplane flight without a ticket? You wouldn't have the gall to attend a wedding without offering a gift, would you? The answer to these questions is a resounding "No, of course not!" Likewise, at least to my mind and experience as a professional recruiter and staffing manager (and sometimes job seeker), it would be folly to engage in a job search or candidate search without first consulting Cripin & Mehler's "CareerXroads". Within its 435 pages, the authors successfully manage to review more than 1500 internet sites that focus on the ever-widening and complex world of jobs, resumes and career management. The authors' research and insights are presented clearly, in relevant and concise language that every reader should find invaluable. The payoff in saved time, effort and increased efficiency is priceless. Every passive or active job seeker and every hiring manager, recruiter or staffing professional should clear space for "CareerXroads" on their bookshelves and refer to it, daily. Read well and prosper.