Okay, back to square one. I guess that I will go through the sites from the list I got from the Job Center. Some of the links are dead, while others are beyond redundant. I will continue to use my Indeed.com searches to generate leads in addition to my bookmarked ideal places of employment, but I need to cast a bigger net.

Here's what they have from A-E:

America’s Career Info Net	www.acinet.org
America’s Employer’s	www.net-temps.com
America’s job Bank	www.ajb.dni.us
Best Jobs USA	www.bestjobsusa.com
Brass Ring	www.brassring.com
Can Get It	www.cangetit.com
The Career Builder Network	www.careerbuilder.com
Career Buzz	www.careerbuzz.com
Career City	www.careercity.com
Career File	www.careerfile.com
Career Magazine	www.careermag.com
Career Shop	www.careershop.com
Career Site	www.careersite.com
Career Surf	www.careersurf.com
Careers/Wall Street Journal	www.careers.wsj.com
City of Troy, Ohio	www.troy-ohio-usa.com
Classifieds that Work, Brown Publishing	www.classifiedsthatwork.com
College Grad Job Hunter	www.collegegrad.com
Computer Job Store	www.computerjobs.com
Contact Employment Weekly	www.ceweekly.wa.com
Dayton Classifieds	www.jobmarket.coxohio.com
Dice High Tech jobs	www.dice.com
Direct Jobs	www.direct-jobs.com
Employment Guide	www.employmentguide.com
Environmental Careers Organization	www.eco.org
EPA-Environmental Protection Agency	www.epa.gov/ezhire
Equal Opportunity Publications	www.eop.com
Experience Network	www.experiencenetwork.com

Teaching Info Literacy

Got word the other day that I will teach something worthwhile with regards to my master's degree.

Librarians in academic settings teach information literacy, so teaching at a occupational college a class by such name will add to my professional experience within my field.

Just have to create lesson plans and other odds and ends, and I am set for day one.

Gotta have a job to get experience that counts. I'm 1/10th of the way to my goal of getting back into full-time employment.

Job Search sites from Job Center List

A few weeks ago, I decided to see what the "One Stop" had to offer with regards to job postings that I was not seeing, and I was told they had nothing beyond what is available on a three page list of links: Not sure how how old the sheet is, but just looking at the the first eight give an indication that it's a little dated.

1. 4 Work                                                             www.4work.com
2. America's Career Info Net                                www.acinet.org
3. America's Employers                                        www.net-temps.com
4. America's Job Bank                                         www.ajb.dni.us
5. Best Jobs U.S.A.                                             www.bestjobsusa.com
6. Brass Ring                                                       www.brassring.com
7. Can Get It                                                       www.cangetit.com
8. The Career Builder Network                           www.careerbuilder.com

I  have enough searches in Indeed.com and sites that hire within my profession bookmarked that visiting these sites is a bit redundant, thus making my visit to the Job Center a waste of time for me.

I apply for jobs that I can do, and how to get interviewed. Most of the time, I'm either overqualified or not experienced enough in what they are looking to fill.

I had an interview yesterday for a position that is a perfect fit for my background and experience. I actually didn't apply for the job, but rather for a position posted a few weeks ago. I was under the impression I had a good chance of getting the job for which I applied, since I got called the business day after applying, but hadn't heard anything until the other position was posted.