70% of jobs are filled by people who heard about them through networking.

Wherever you go online—using email, instant messaging, your website, your blog or your social networking website—you leave a footprint. When using the Internet for your work search, take precautions against potential risks.

Browsing the websites of industry associations, professional associations and unions will keep you up to date with current activities and trends.

Browsing an employer’s or organization’s website can give you access to newsletters, blogs and other useful information. This could help you find work or prepare for your interview.

Business directories can help you identify employers and find out how to contact them.

Many individuals and companies use blogs, newsgroups and discussion groups to present information, ideas and opinions.

Many broadcast and print news sources are available online to help you with your work search.