Just graduated with B.A. where are some good places to look for jobs?
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Go to www.downloads.com and type in resume...the link i pasted was the most popular, but there were quite a few to look at to decide which is best for you. Good Luck to ya! muah from tanya =*
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Certainly, if you are an excellent student, pursue internship opportunities and make full use of your university's career center, your chances of getting a job offer after graduation are pretty high. I would also suggest you check out Canadian universities. Canada has a friendlier immigration/work program for university graduates who specialize in information technology.
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Try the want ads, do a job search on the internet
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Send a resume to awesomejobs@abercrombie.com.\n\nHere is a list of open positions:\nhttp://jobsearch.monster.com/jobsearch.asp?co=xaafx
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A better question might be:  Where can I get a second job?
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Go for job search in monster.com,or yahoo.com
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Try here? http://www.graduates.com/
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Hope these job websites beneficial to you.\nhttp://www.usejob.com\nhttp://hotjobs.yahoo.com\nhttp://www.craigslist.org
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go to www.kbrjobs.com and apply for whatever job you are interested in.  I worked in Bagram for seven months, and that's how I got the job.
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try going to www.monster.com for job opporturnity.
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Monster.com, CareerBuilder.com and other job-related sites will assist you in your search.\n\nHope this helps!
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Your best bet would be to try online job searches, like http://www.hotjobs.com or http://www.monster.com or http://www.careerpath.com\n\nYou can search for specific job titles or enter your own search criteria for whatevery city/state you are looking to find employment.
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Look for any colleges in the area and talk to their respective career centers! If you just graduated in May, than you should be relatively familiar with the current job market. Also, check close schools for an on-campus Marketing organization. Many of these organizations need companies to  come in to weekly meetings to provide some info on the current job market and to see what your company has to offer.
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nah buddy. If you young or resource limited(car, skills, etc) then choose walking distance to local stores then apply to all you can. Best place if you have a ride (ya own, friend, mom, or cheap ole bus) then go to the local unemployment office. Its not just a funny place, but actually has hundreds of jobs there.  They will find you a job u are qualified for whether no experience or limited skills. Staffing companies in the phonebook work similar. Also check monster.com or hotjobs from yahoo.com  Best jobs for entry level is customer service jobs, walmart, or hard labor with home improvement companies.  Try improving your skills to get better pay. Microsoft word, excel, and typing skills will getcha a nice job thru staffing companies.
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I used a service called "Aerotek", that finds people jobs in scientific areas. There is also one called "Kelly Scientific"\n\nI got temporary jobs after I graduated, but only because I knew I was going to graduate school. They had temp to perm jobs open (where they hire you as a temp to see if they like you (on a trial basis). If they do, they hire you permanently)
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The best ways to find work are as follows:\n1. Word of mouth\n2. Newspaper\n3. Internet\n4. Local Department of Labor Office\n\nYou may also find opportunities by contacting companies that you find in the phone book.  A friend of mine frequently found his jobs that way.\n\nWebsites:\nwww.ajb.org\ncareershop.com\nwww.dice.com\nwww.hotjobs.com\nwww.careerbuilder.com\nwashingtonpost.com\nwww.careerjournal.com\n\nFollowing up:  Allow for a minimum of two weeks to follow up with employers after you have applied.\n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck.