Jobs and Careers
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Whether you're looking for your first real-world job, hoping to expand your career, or strengthening your skill set, the Upper Arlington Public Library can help you find what you're looking for with our resources.
In this subject guide, you will find a sampling of these extensive resources.
Also, check out our Online Learning Subject Guide for more recommendations on sources for developing job and technology skills.
Teens: Check out our Job Help for Teens subject guide for information specifically geared towards you.
Note: In addition to resources outlined below, all UA Library locations have internet computers for public use (click here for equipment and software information), scanners, black-and-white and color printing, and free wifi access. Faxing service is also available at all of our branch locations.
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Indexes/Databases
The following are subscriptions provided to UA Library patrons free of charge with your card number and PIN. Please note: Links to our databases open in a new window or tab in your browser.
AtoZ Databases - This database is great for doing research on a company when applying and interviewing for a job. It also includes a job search feature.
Reference Solutions - Formerly ReferenceUSA, this database is another resource for company research, and also includes a job-search function.
Reference Resources
The Reference Department of the Main Library is home to several resources always available for use to help aid patrons in finding information on jobs and careers. See a librarian for help locating these materials. Some of the titles include:
Books
- Almanac of American Employers
- How to Use the Internet to Get Your Next Job
- Directory of Executive & Professional Recruiters
- American Salary and Wages Survey
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Encyclopedia of Careers and Vocational Guidance
Newspapers
Websites
Hoping to write a stronger resume? Not sure how to start your job search? Here are some links chosen by our Reference staff to help point you in the right direction:
- Career Builder
- Career One Stop
- Chronicle of Higher Education
- ColumbusJobs.com
- Monster
- Occupational Outlook Handbook
- Ohio Department of Job and Family Services
- Ohio Means Jobs
- OSU Job Listings
- Purdue Online Writing Lab (OWL) - Resume Workshop
- State of Ohio Job Listings
- US Department of Labor Bureau of Labor Statistics
- USAJOBS
Search Starters
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