In addition to providing job search and career related books, public libraries offer many other resources for job seekers. Libraries are a good resource for unemployed workers and job changers, especially for those who can use personal assistance.
Job seekers can attend job search classes, learn how to use a computer, learn how to use a variety of software programs, use library computers to check email (get a free Gmail, Yahoo, or other account), and apply for jobs (save a copy of your resume and cover letters online using Google Docs).
Some libraries even offer classes - like yoga and meditation - that will help with the stress involved in job searching in a tough economy.
Here's more on how you can find out about job search help at the library including finding information on library resources, programs, classes, tools, and events that can help you with your job search.
The prime motive is to search for jobs. The different job portals help the applicants connect with the recruiters. Recruiters update the portals by announcing details of the different job openings available with them. They specify the requirements as well as the job duties. On the other hand, job seekers upload their resume on the site with elaborated details of their qualifications, abilities and experiences. Hence, this allows job seekers to find out the right job and for the recruiters, the right candidate.
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