Getting a Job - How to Find It!: ACT NOW!

Use your Union County College library 14 digit barcode number (OR your public library barcode number) to enter the ReferenceUSA database.

Take time to target companies using the full capacity of the U.S. Business / Employers U.S.A. module with search criteria such as Job Title, Company Name, Business Type, Multiple Geography Options, And more...

OR

Quickly search the U.S. Jobs / Internships module for current job openings in your geographic area.

Patrons can sign up for personal accounts with ReferenceUSA. Users can create custom user profiles, save searches and search criteria for future list building and much more.

Marketing Research Companies in New Jersey

Find national, regional, state or local organizations to either attend meetings or join.

PROFESSIONAL - PROFESSIONAL - PROFESSIONAL! This networking site is for professional purposes ONLY, unlike Facebook.

1. Create a list for target companies, so you can see job opportunities from those specific companies.
2. Use Twitter’s built-in search bar for job openings.

Connect with a former employer's Corporate/Company Alumni Group to help you find a new job. An Alumni Group consists of people who, at some point in time, all worked for the same employer.

For example - looking only for job openings. Think instead of "opportunities."

Volume 172 is available online. Earlier volumes are located in Cranford Reference at 338.74 IN8. See online cumulative indexes below.

Cumulative Index to Companies - Part I

Cumulative Index to Companies - Part II

Enter a company's name in the ADVANCED SEARCH screen. Note that, at this time, for NJ commuters, the only companies covered by The Muse appear limited to Dow Jones (Princeton), NJ companies that have headquarters outside NJ, or NYC companies.

The Muse profiles specific companies' cultures. It offers a behind-the-scenes look at job opportunities with hundreds of companies. It shows you inside offices before you apply. Profiles are provided by employers to TheMuse.com.

It includes videos of employees talking about their experiences working there. The site tries to make the content as authentic as possible by having trained freelancers shoot and edit the video profiles under The Muse's guidance, rather than the companies' direction.

Select a company from the alphabetical list. You will be brought to that company's "career center."

At first you will see well over 500,000 articles, but they are about all different companies. To narrow these down to the specific company you are researching, add a space and then the company name after the "Co" in the search box to search. The articles will be listed in "RELEVANCE" order. You can resort the order by "DATE NEWEST."