A guide to job hunting includes instruction on using the Internet to find current job listings, creating and posting an electronic resume, and researching potential employers online.

Find dozens of employment opportunities with the help of this road map for finding a job on the information superhighway. Geared toward computer users of all levels, this easy-to-use resource covers all aspects of job hunting online.

Geared toward computer users of all levels, this easy-to-use resource covers all aspects of job hunting, including finding jobs on the Internet, posting an electronic or multimedia resume, and networking with professional peers.

The Adams Electronic Job Search Almanac 1997 is the most comprehensive, up-to-date guide available on tapping the online job market. Geared toward computer users of all levels, this easy-to-use resource covers all aspects of job hunting, including how to: - Find over 450,000 current job listings using the Internet, bulletin board systems, and other online career resources- Take advantage of the career services offered by commercial services such as America Online, CompuServe, Prodigy, and Genie- Network with your professional peers in cyberspace via special-interest groups and newsgroups- Create and post your electronic or multimedia resume- Research potential employers using the World Wide Web to clinch job interviews and win job offers