Employment/Job Hunting Links

There are many websites of interest to students and alumni from all of Penn’s schools. In addition to looking at those on the Career Services website specific to your school/program, you may find broader-based ones listed here helpful.

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Guides to Employment

Job Listing Sites

Career Fairs

Career Planning and Job Hunting Advice Sites

Salary Information

Resources for Special Populations

Guides to Employment
Job Opportunities in Philadelphia	Philadelphia and regional resources.
International Employment Resources	Information about international job markets.
Riley Guide to Employment Resources on the Web	Employment opportunities and job resources on the internet.
Positions at Penn	Search for job opportunities at the University of Pennsylvania.
VAULT Online Career Library	Profiles companies and industries, advice on job search and interviewing. Available to current students.
Wetfeet Insider Guides *	Information on industries and careers, includes internship/job listings. *Current students have access to WetFeet through a grant from Goldman Sachs. Click for PennKey access to user name and password for the Wetfeet Insider Guides.
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Job Listing Sites
PennLink	Job postings for Penn students and alumni.
Action without Borders	Includes not-for-profit organizations worldwide.
Careerjet	Search engine allows search of jobs listed on multiple company sites.
Indeed.com	Job search engine that pulls from other job sources, includes salary and job trends information.
JobCentral.com powered by DirectEmployers.com	Search engine lets you search multiple employer websites with no third party involved.
USAJobs	Includes all federal vacancies. Click here for a good resource about writing KSA’s, an important part of the federal government application process.
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Career Fairs
Career Fairs at Penn	For Penn students and alumni.
Other Career Fairs	Career Fairs that Penn students and others are welcome to attend.
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Career Planning and Job Hunting Advice Sites
The Wall Street Journal	Career and job-hunting advice.
Occupational Outlook Handbook	Describes all types of occupations in the American economy. Published by the U.S. Department of Labor.
O*Net	Occupational data, including comprehensive data for D.O.T. codes referenced in SIGIPlus and the Strong Interest Inventory assessments.
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Salary Information Sites
Payscale.com
Profession-Specific Salary Surveys (JobStar Central)
Salary Wizard
Career Services Salary Surveys
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Resources for Special Populations
Resources for Students of Color
Resources for Students with Disabilities
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual & Transgender Career Resources
Resources for Older Job Seekers
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