Online Job Hunting Guide

Here are only just a few of the dozens of sites that can help you start your career path to a job in Agriculture.

AgriSeek Agricultural Careers

For those with that special green thumb – a site for your every employment need. Links to jobs in agriculture, horticulture, livestock and forestry are listed here.

Earthworks-job

The best job opportunity site for all your environmental hobbies – jobs that specialize in oil, energy, mining, ecology, forestry, earth science, environmental science, and other related subjects. Post your resume and get ready for the right environmental job for you.

E jobs: Environmental Jobs and Careers

A directory of companies and employers that could offer you your dream green job: government offices, companies, law firms, and non-profit organizations. All your environmental job opportunities are among the wide range of options here.

Cyber-Sierra’s Natural Resources Job Search

You’re guide to help you get settled in the right environmental job that you’ve always dreamed of. Wide range of choices vary from natural resource fields to forestry, the wildlife and fisheries, etc.

EHS Careers

A job site open to all environmental and occupational health professionals. Listed by category and location, this site is very user-friendly and will help you to the best that it can.

These following sites will help you in looking for the right SPORTS job out there for you. Send your resumes and see what right sports job is for you.

www.gamefacesportsjob.com – perfect website for your every sporting opportunity. Provides training and consulting services to working in more than 300 professional sports teams and hundreds of intercollegiate athletic departments.

www.sportscareers.com – looking for a job in any sport department in high school, college and the professional world? This is the right site for that. The site also includes opportunities in health and fitness, sports broadcasting, etc.

www.womensportsjobs.com – this site’s specifically for women who are interested in working in the sports industry, be it in health and fitness, sports marketing, coaching, broadcasting and the like.

www.workinsports.com – lists of job openings from internships to executive positions in the sporting world. Register, post your resume and be ready for the most exciting ride of your life.

Everyone’s looking for jobs online these days—it’s everywhere in the internet. If you’re clueless as where to start, you’ve come to the right post. Here are some cool tips via canadajobs.com:

Use Search Engines. Yes, just type in the job you want and where you want it. I tried typing in “Human Resource Assistant Canada Job” (without the quotes) and I got 261,000 results! Not all of them might be a job opening, but at least it’s a start, right?

Check Niche Sites. If you want to work in the car manufacturing business, I suggest you go to forums where they discuss such things. Most likely, there’s going to be someone there who’s got a job opening just for you. Also check out the sites of car manufacturers and look for Careers or Jobs links. There’s bound to be lots of them near your area.

There’s more tips for you on canadajobs.com.

Happy hunting!

Let’s say that you are now fully ready for the interview: equipped with a killer resume flashing your qualifications, properly dressed and present at the venue ahead of time; it’s as if the job is already yours for the taking. But before you start celebrating, you still have to get through the most important part; the actual interview itself.

Here are some things to remember during an interview:

Be formal, show courtesy to everyone

    To start things off, be courteous with everyone in the office (even your co applicants)  as they may become colleagues in the future.

            Offer a hand shake to the interviewer. Proper greetings will emit an aura of professionalism which is essential to build a rapport with the interviewer. If rapport is developed, the interview will be a lot easier to get through. The interviewer is not your enemy, he is not there to criticize you but to measure your compatibility with the job.

Be calm and comfortable

            A job interview is more like of a conversation than an interrogation; it is a process of determining whether you really are fit for the job or not. There is no need for you to fear anything. Just relax and be attentive to the whole interview. Express everything you say as clear and as possible because jittery and uncertain answers may just cause a bad impression. Be Cool.

To be continued…