Career Services

Click the Link Above – For the job search website.

Create an Account – By clicking on the “Sign Up,” “Sign In,” or “Log In Button.”

Fill in Your Information.

Upload Your Resume – Upload an existing resume or use the resume builder provide by the site.

Complete Your Profile – Best to add your education, experience, skills and other relevant details to make yourself more attractive to potential employers.

Set Your Preferences – Indicate your job preferences, such as job type, salary expectations, industry, and location.

Conduct a Job Search – On logged in, on the homepage you can enter keywords for the job you’re looking for (e.g. Medical Coder, Medical Assistant) and the location (city and state, or remote).

Use Filters – After hitting "Search," you'll be taken to a results page where you can refine your search using filters like:

• Job Type – Full-time, part-time, freelance, etc.

• Location – Narrow down the location further.

• Salary – Filter by salary range.

• Company – Search for jobs by specific companies.

• Experience Level – Entry-level, mid-level, senior-level, etc.

Save Searches – You can save your searches to get alerts when new jobs matching your criteria are posted.

Review Job Listings – Click on individual job listings to read the job description, requirements, and company details. Make sure to check when the job was posted and whether the listing is still active.

Apply for Jobs – Once you find a job you're interested in, click the “Apply” button. Some job listings will take you to an external website, while others allow you to apply directly through the site.

Track Applications – Most job search sites allow you to track the jobs you’ve applied to. You can check this in your profile under "My Applications” or something similar.

Set Up Job Alerts – You can create job alerts by saving your searches. Most websites will send you email notifications when new jobs matching your criteria are posted.

Use Resume Reviews – Many of the above websites offer a free resume review service to help optimize your resume. You can also contact your area unemployment office for further training and assistance in finding employment.

Use Career Resources – Many of the websites also provide career advice, salary comparisons, and interview tips, which can be helpful during your job search.

Steps for Conducting a Job Search on Most Websites