Sample content from the course

• Biotechnology / Healthcare / Medical Devices / Pharma Niche Resources (part 1 of 6) - Job boards list
• Biotechnology Niche Resources (part 2 of 6) - Associations/Portals list
  By popular demand, the entire 6-page biopharma section from the full course is now offered as a very inexpensive standalone module
• Books for Internet recruiters - though our concern remains that books about any aspect of the Internet become out of date soon after printing, the ones listed here are keepers.
• College portal sites - great places to find entry-level talent
• Construction industry workers - where to go to find these professionals
• Corporate and Collegiate Alumni Networking Services
• Customer service - customer support and call center portals and job boards
• Diversity candidate sources - associations and job sites to find minority workers
• Email to SMS trick - great use of bookmarklets to contact prospects via their mobile phones
• Employee Referral Programs / Networks - a new online twist to traditional employee referral programs that expands their reach, typically using financial incentives
• Expert networks - great way to find experts or offer yourself as one
• Finance and Accounting sites - niche boards to reach these professionals
• Freelance worker sources - to find contract and temporary talent for project work, start with these recruiting sites
• HR / Recruiting: resources to find these professionals
• Industry Associations in Massachusetts - some trade groups to get you started in this East Coast high tech mecca
• Latest Internet recruiting articles written by Glenn
• Military/ex-Military candidate sources - among the most dependable workers you can find, and highly skilled
• Newsletters for Internet recruitment - selected ones among the free and paid, print and online.
• Online polling tools - great way to engage candidates, get media coverage, etc.
• Petroleum engineers - resources to find these valuable candidates
• Project managers - resources to find these valuable candidates
• Recruiters' Networks - the comprehensive list that many have since copied
• Recruiting in the UK - a useful start to key resources
• Salary Surveys and Geographic COLA Comparisons - where to get salary data by job title, cost of living by location, etc.
• Sales and marketing - where to find these candidates (or to find those jobs)
• Targeted Email Address Datamining - some ways to find email addresses
• Technical terms glossaries / dictionaries - comprehensive lists to help you understand IT jargon
• Trade associations by state - important groups for networking, posting your jobs, etc.
• Virtual Networking sites / Social networking portals - we predicted this trend in an article written in summer 2002 for CareerXRoads' 2003 edition; ever since, portals continue springing up to take advantage of the Internet aspect to the "six degrees of separation" phenomenon
• Women recruitment sources - this isn't just a diversity category anymore