Increasingly, employers hire using online computer applications and systems. But what if you don’t have a computer with internet, or you don’t feel confident going online?

Computers are available in the Job Center for job search and applying for jobs on online job sites. Staff can assist completing online job applications and even attaching resumes, cover letters, references and other documents desired by employers.

You may prefer to take more control over your resume by watching our resume workshop videos using a Job Center computer or with your computer, tablet or phone. Videos include what information to provide, how to state it, as well as proper formatting.

Learn more about our online workshops here. 

Practice your interviewing skills in an environment similar to an actual interview. Mock interviews are available at a local Job Center, by phone, and also using video conferencing.  During the mock interview, staff will ask interview questions that are appropriate for the kind of work you are looking for, and then give you feedback and advice on how you can improve. Schedule a mock interview by calling a Job Center today. 

LinkedIn enables you to network with others and build a career portfolio. Use it to look for new job opportunities and connect with potential employers.

Search millions of jobs online to find the next step in your career. Apply to jobs, upload your resume, and create job alerts to stay updated.

Search and apply for jobs, read and leave reviews about employers, and anonymously submit and view salaries to help with pay discussions.

Explore careers, find training, search for jobs, and access various job-related resources in your local area through this U.S. Department of Labor site.

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