Lots of information! Easy to understand even for a beginer like me. Great tips and lots of sites to go to for posting resumes.

If you haven't heard of the Internet Job Search you can probably look up right now and see bats hanging upside down from the ceiling of the cave in which you live. You've been missing out on the easiest, inexspensive and various ways to market your skills that make your next career is just one click! away.

Here's the first Internet Job Search Book that shows how to turn the Internet into a private career counselor for developing key job search skills. This book shows how to connect to the internet for the first time, research companies and industries, use search engine, writing and posting your resume and much more. An ideal guide to those who want to find a job through the internet job search.

This book has given me a lot of new ideas in how to handle all kinds of conflict. I work in a corporate office and a lot of the authors ideas are easily applicable in every day office life. I found the book very easy to read, I finished it in a couple of days.

If you're looking for a good book on how to write a compelling resume and prepare it for online use, I recommend you look elsewhere. While this book covers resume creation, as well as online format information, these sections are too slight to really help you write an effective resume, cyber-focused or not. The authors seem more interested in technology (OCR, resume software) and offbeat career search areas (government retirees, for example) than resume content.

While the more recent edition of this book may have more up-to-date job site listings (and the rating system is good), the listings in this edition are already out-of-date.

For a better book on resume writing that also covers much of the cyber territory, try Resumes for Dummies.

Alot of good info I havn't seen before

The authors explain in clear and non-techno babble prose, the steps and concepts behind making use of the Internet for conducting a career search and sending out your resume.

I especially appreciated their listing of some of the better and most worthwhile resume database sites to submit resumes to and look for job postings on.

Essential driving guidance to have in this "information superhighway" age!