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Career Guides for Everyone
What's Happening?
What's Happening?
The Wall Street Journal - CareersA free service of the Wall St. Journal--daily news on jobs, hiring trends, career advice, salary profiles. An excellent source for career and job information.
Economy at a Glance
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics provides recent & current unemployment
rates at state and regional levels.
California Employment Projections by Occupation
From California Labor Market Information Division: occupations with greatest growth & outlook--state or county level data.
NewWork News
Summaries and/or links to stories about the workplace, careers, downsizing, and issues.
2008-09 Occupational Outlook for Specific Occupations
Department of Labor guide outlining career outlooks, preparation, employment
and earnings for 250 occupations employing 85% of the US population. Browse
by general category or search by keyword.
What's HOT?
Hot Jobs for the 21st CenturyReport from the Women's Bureau, US Dept. of Labor, selects high-paying, fast-growing occupations with coverage of nontraditional occupations for women.
California Occupations with the Highest Growth
Two reports from the Employment Development Dept.:
Occupations with the Largest Growth and Occupations with the Fastest Growth,both 2004 - 2014.
2006-2016 Job
Outlook in Brief
From the US Dept. of Labor: top 10 industries and top 10 occupations in terms of growth, 2006-2016.
Tomorrow's Jobs
Factors affecting the workplace from the Occupational Outlook Handbook.
Fastest Growing Occupations, USA
Table based on Bureau of Labor Statistics national data.
Career Guide to Industries
Department of Labor Guide discusses the fastest growing sectors in the economy and might help you make up your mind in targeting an industry.
What Else Can I Do?
Career Exploration LinksExtensive collection of links to career information and graduate school/educational options from the Career & Educational Guidance Library, UC Berkeley.
Peterson's Education Center
Brief information about colleges and other training programs. Lists of Peterson's Guides & other publications on education and job search.
What Can I Do with a Major in...?
University of Wisconsin site provides labor market information, job titles and
employment sites for various undergrad and professional majors.
What Do I Want? --Online Career Tests
Review.com Career QuizRichard Bolles, author of What Color is Your Parachute?, recommends this highly! And so does Electra. A 24 item quiz, based on the Birkman Method, will lead you to a list of possible careers & information about them. While you must register with name & email, the test is free. Try it!
The Keirsey Temperament Sorter
Introvert? Extrovert? The Keirsey Inventory is often used by career counselors to find out how your job might be pinching your personality and to suggest new avenues. Check out the list of books to learn more about how this test can help select a career or help you work with others. [This site also provides the test in Spanish, Portuguese, German & Norwegian.]
The Career Interests Game
Based on John Holland's work: select from 6 types and get a list of potential careers.
The Platinum Rule
Personality style tests based on The Platinum Rule by Tony Alessandra: find out about your own style or someone else's; learn more about 4 personality types (Director, Relater, Socializer, Thinker.)
QueenDom.com Career Tests
While not focused on career selection, the tests offered at this site offer food for thought on a wide range of on-the-job behaviors and attitudes: how do you handle anger? power? leadership? procrastination?