Job Search Resources

This is a great starting point for your job search

RESUME

NETWORKING
JOB SEARCH SITES
INTERVIEW PREP.
EDUCATION
PERSONALITY TEST

Resume

Resume Writing Services

The biggest obstacle in modern day job search is getting your resume through ATS software (the robots). We do a lot of resumes here at Fast JobHunter and they are all designed to get through bots and get you interviews.
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Google Docs

If you don't have Microsoft Word, then I recommend using Google Docs to edit your resume. Especially if you're working with one of our resume writers, Google Docs makes it easy to work on your resume together. Plus its free!
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Networking

Contact Manager App

Covve is a great contact manager app that I use myself. It helps superpower your address book by compiling more info. about your contacts from the internet and even possible relevant news articles. You can even set networking reminders so you can occasionally send a quick message and stay on people's minds.
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LinkedIn

The granddaddy of professional networking sites. Most people setup their LinkedIn account years ago and forgot about it. The thing is, LinkedIn has some incredibly powerful tools to better network and get in front of the right people and companies you need for your job search.
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MeetUp for Networking Events

Meetup is a great site for finding local professionals to network with. These events can be free, paid, general or industry specific. If you're lacking in people to reach out to going to networking events can be a fast way of meeting new people in your industry.
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LetsLunch

LetsLunch is all about getting face-to-face meetings with new professionals. It integrates with your LinkedIn account and is designed to make suggestions and help facilitate in-person meetings to build strong relationships.
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Facebook Groups

There are a ton of professional and not so professional groups on Facebook. It's a really great place to find industry or specialty specific groups to talk shop with and build new relationships. If a group doesn't exist for your profession; create one!
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Job Search Sites

Indeed

The obvious giant job board site is Indeed.com. They are the biggest and most integrated job site right now and a great place to start. Keep in mind, being the biggest also means you have the most competition. Since this is most people's main job site.
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Dice.com for technical positions

If you're in IT or a more technical role don't miss out on Dice.com. They are devoted to tech. jobs and have a lot of positions you won't find on Indeed. The advanced search filters even let you focus on remote/telecommute jobs.
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Google Jobs

The best hidden job site is Google itself. When you search for specific job titles, the first results you get take you to a special Google Jobs section. I'm always impressed with the jobs it finds from sites I've never even heard of!
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Interview Prep.

1-on-1 Interview Prep.

We have multiple coaching packages that you can use just for interview prep. We go through some of the most common questions you will get for your position. Plus teach you how to navigate behavioral and elimination questions.
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Online Education / Filling in Skill Gaps

Udemy

Udemy is where I start my online education search. You will find a ton of broad or very specific digital courses to help you fill in a skill gap. Or just brush up your skills with the latest techniques. Check frequently because they seem to constantly run deep discount sales up to 90% off the most expensive courses.
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Personality Tests

Kolbe Index

Kolbe is definitely my preferred personally assessment type test. They are famous for results being consistent for many people over twenty years! What I especially like about it is it's emphasis on tendencies over pigeon holed 'types'.
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