Longview - Career Research Guide

Browse by industry, job, or location. Can limit based on pay, job type (eg. full-time/part-time), and commute distance. Website offers ability to build/upload resume and apply.

Search by industry, job, company, or location. Can limit based on location or job type (eg. full-time/part-time). Website offers ability to build/create resume and apply.

Search for jobs in a location by job title, keyword, or company. Limit by distance, salary, job type, company, and experience level. Website offers ability to build/create resume and apply for some jobs via the site. Offers company reviews and salary data as reported by current and former employees.

A professional social network where workers and employers create "connections." Employers post jobs; workers post their resumes/CVs. Users can research companies and apply for jobs within LinkedIn.

Search for jobs and post a resume.

Career hub for technology insiders

Job search process built specifically for Software Engineers, Data Scientists, UI/UX Designers, and Product Managers.

Search for government jobs.

Search for jobs, read company reviews by current and former employees, and view salary estimates. Website offers ability to build/create resume and apply for some jobs via the site. Also has a searchable interview questions/answers bank. Users must create a (free) account to access full functionality.

For hundreds of different types of jobs the Occupational Outlook Handbook tells you: the training and education needed, earnings, expected job prospects, what workers do on the job, working conditions.

Sponsored by the Dept. of Labor, Career OneStop lets you explore careers, education, salary, resumes and do a job search.

Provides data on occupational wages for localities, broad geographic regions, and the nation.

Career exploration and job analysis

Figure out how much you could potentially earn!

National totals of the number of employed people and also provides statistics on subjects such as occupational employment and wages.

Includes links to detailed lists of top-ranked jobs in numerous industries. Lists include overview of job, degree requirements, projected number of jobs, and median salary. Site also includes articles on job search advice and more.

Career paths for those with an Associate's degree in Computer Science. Offers overview of positions, median salary, and estimated growth projection. Also visit their page on Finding a Computer Science Job for resume and interview tips and more.

U.S. News has outlined some key concepts to help students understand what goes into the college major decision including what majors are in high demand, how to find the best college for your major, and more.

Browse major and career profiles for an overview of the job/major, expectations, education/course requirements, preferred personal characteristics, how to enhance your skill set to better your chances, job outlook, and average salary. Also includes links to related majors/careers.

A 15-minute quiz aimed at determining top ten best-fit majors. Free for students but requires account creation.

Search by program/major. Offers overview of different college/university's program, general curriculum requirements, student/professional organizations in each major, industry publications, student competitions, and potential employers.

Combines interests and strengths to match users with compatible majors and careers. The free version includes great features, such as course recommendations, an extensive archive of career videos, and the ability to create a personal plan. Account creation required.

Type in all or part of the name of a specific college to see its graduation rates and related information along with information about a comparison group of 15, 25 or 50 similar colleges

Search by type, size, tuition, and region