CAREER AND JOB HUNTING  Tags: careers job_hunting  

To identify the specific tasks required by a job, find a description of the job. These sources, among others, will help.

Print resources available in the Reference Area on the first floor of the Library.

• 175 Best Jobs Not Behind a Desk REF HF5382.5.U5 F364
• Almanac of American Employers REF HF5382.75.U6 A45
• America's Top 100 Jobs for People Without a Four Year Degree REF HF5382.75.U6 K716
• America's Top 101 Jobs for College Graduates REF HD6278.U5 A64
• Best Jobs for the 21st Century REF HF5381.15 .F37
• Career Opportunities in the [name of industry] Do a title search ending with "in the" There are many books in this series.
• Dictionary of Occupational Titles (DOT) REF HB2581 .U55 Definitions of over 20,000 job titles arranged by occupational group. Indexed alphabetically by title and industry
• ONET Dictionary of Occupational Titles REF HB2595 .O16
• Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance REF HF5381 .E52
• Enhanced Occupational Outlook Handbook REF HF5382.U6 E55 
• Exploring Tech Careers REF T65.3 .E95
• Guide for Occupational Exploration REF HF5382.5.U5 G83
• Job Descriptions for the Private Club Industry REF TX911.3.J65 J63  
• Jobs Rated Almanac REF HF5382.5.U5 K72
• Occupation and Training Handbook REF HF5382.5.W6 O33 Similar to OOH but for Wisconsin
• Occupational Outlook Handbook (OOH) REF HF5381 .U62x Information about employment trends and outlook for occupations. Includes nature of work, qualifications, earnings, and working conditions
• Peterson's Job Opportunities: Engineering and Computer Science REF TA157 .P48