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The Online Writing Lab at Purdue University provides advice related to job search letters, resumes, CVs, and video resumes for the non-academic job search.

This website provides resources and questions to consider about a non-academic job search in the categories of assessing skills and interests, exploring options, preparing for the job search, and launching the job search.

This article explains key advice from professors for approaching the academic job search, from reading ads to the campus visit.

MSU's Career Services Network offers strategies to use while searching for a job, including a discussion of how your informal connections are part of your network.

This article from the Chronicle of Higher Education discusses some things to consider in seeking a non-academic path after graduate school, with a focus on emphasizing your specialty and on networking.

What's next to learn? If you're interested in learning more about jobs and careers, try the "Securing Academic Positions" playlist or the "Securing Non-Academic Positions" playlist.
 
If you're interested in more resources about research and work in grad school, try the "Funding Your Research" playlist or the "Approaching Dissertation Research" playlist.
 
If you want to consider a totally different facet of grad life, try the "Using Your Teaching Skills" playlist or the "Conflict Resolution" playlist.

An article from Higher Ed Jobs discussing how to be strategic with using your network while looking for a job, with an emphasis on making connections deliberately rather than indiscriminately.

A brief overview of several ways your network can be helping in assisting you in finding a job and be a competitive applicant.