Job Choices for Science, Engineering, & Technology Students: 2008
This
career development and job-search publication is for students in the technical
fields, including science, engineering, computer science, and healthcare.
Employer listings include such information as job candidate requirements,
contact information, and more. The magazine also features articles about
the job market for technical grads, engineering licensure, opportunities
in healthcare, and alternative careers for engineering and science majors.
Indexes: Opportunities by Employer (alphabetical); Location; Occupation;
Special Opportunities; and Employer Web Sites. View the Table
of Contents and order your copy today! Special quantity discounts available
to NACE members. Contact NACE for details
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Table of Contents
- Opportunities by Employer
- Playing Fair: Your Rights and Responsibilities As a Job Seeker
by the NACE Principles for Professional Conduct Committee
- Breaking Into the World of Work: Job-Search Strategies for the
Class of 2008
Welcome to your job search.- Engineering licensing is important for your future job market
- Starting salary expectations
- If you don't have a job at graduation
- What employers want
- Networking Basics
Make networking part of your job search. - Prepare to Succeed at Career Fairs!
Take as much care and approach the career fair as if it were an interview. - Temporary Service Firms: Find the Right One for You
by Kathy Weber
Temporary service work could be a worthwhile experience for you. -
What Did You Do at Your Job Today?
Learn how to find and apply for jobs with the U.S. government.
Marketing Yourself
- From Student to Professional by Marianne E. Green
Nine ways to interpret what you have accomplished and prove that you've got what it takes to do the job.
- Post With Caution: Your Online Profile and Your Job Search
If you wouldn't let your grandmother see your profile, don't let a potential employer view it, either. - The Art of Writing Job-Search Letters by William J. Banis
Consider the purpose and impact of every letter you write.- Tips for writing and producing job-search correspondence
- Sell Yourself With Your Resume
Your resume must tell your story effectively and concisely- Six steps to resume success
- Resume tips for the experienced candidate
- Online portfolios: A useful tool in your job quest by Audrey Rorrer
- Tips for applying online
- Interview Blues? Experts Offer Some Helpful Clues
Recruiters explain how to succeed in the interview.- Interviewers' favorite questions
- Questions to ask your interviewer
- Interviewing tips
Succeeding on the Job
- The Critical First Year on the Job by Ed Holton
Your long-term success can depend on how well you do during
your first year in the work world.- Twelve steps to first-year success
- College is a different world
- The Ups and Downs of Dressing for the Job
No matter what the company culture, remember that neatness counts- Build your on-the-job wardrobe
Continuing Your Education
- Applying Your Two-Year Degree to a Four-Year Program by Rebecca Doak
The thought of continuing your education may be intimidating, but you can make the leap.
- Going on to Grad School by Jane E. Levy
Master's degrees may take one to three years to earn, and doctorates generally
take five to eight years to complete.- The pathway to an M.B.A. by Mark R. Peltz
- Employer Information
- Opportunities by Location
- Opportunities by Occupation
- Special Opportunities
- Employer Web Sites
Order your copy today! Use your VISA, Mastercard, or AMEX to order using our online form. You can also order by phone: 800/544-5272 or fax: 610/868-0208.
