Employment

There is no one right-way to look for a job, however, there is at least one wrong way. The wrong way to look for a job is to use only one method during your search. Job listings are everywhere but if you use only one source, the internet for example, you may be missing a lot of important job announcements. The Internet and the career websites are one way to look for jobs. However, there are several other ways you should use when looking for a job. These ways are using social media, using your personal network of contacts and the direct approach. We can summarize these options in this way:

Here are just a few links to sites on the Internet where you can look for jobs. However, remember what we said earlier; Do not use only one method to look for a job or your search may be in vain.


U.S. Governmenthttp://www.usajobs.gov/
N.C. Governmenthttp://www.osp.state.nc.us/jobs/
Ski Beechhttp://www.skibeech.com/employment.html
Beech Mtn. Resort http://www.beechmountainresort.com/connect/jobs.html
Ski Sugarhttp://www.skisugar.com/employment/
Linville Ridge http://www.linvilleridge.com/employment.aspx
Eseeola Lodgehttp://eseeola.com/contact/
Meadow Brook Inn http://www.meadowbrook-inn.com/employment.asp
Appalachian Regional Health Care Systemhttp://www.apprhs.org/
Asheville Citizen-Timeshttp://www.citizen-times.com
Charlotte Observerhttp://www.observer.com
Winston-Salem Journalhttp://www.journalnow.com
Greensboro News & Record http://www.news-record.com
Raleigh News & Observer http://www.newsobserver.com
Johnson City Presshttp://www.johnsoncitypress.com
Bristol Herald Courierhttp://www.bristolnews.com
Mountain Timeshttp://www.mountaintimes.com
Watauga Democrathttp://www.wataugademocrat.com
High Country Presshttp://www.highcountrypress.com

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