Finding a Job/Changing Your Career

If you're moving because of a company transfer, then you should check out this list of items that the company should provide for your move.

Moving to a new city or town without a job is difficult, especially if you plan on renting your home. Find out how to successfully move without employment prospects.

Provides the most recent information on where to move to jumpstart your career.

Find out what you're worth in another city, state or country all at salaryexpert.com.

If you're moving overseas because of a transfer or new job offer, make sure you negotiate the contract to include extra costs that you'll incur by relocating to another country.

If you're planning on working overseas, make sure you or your employer applies for a work permit. If you're just starting your job search, make sure you know the rules and regulations around visas.

Discusses taking a vacation to travel to the new country; a great way to introduce family members in a relaxed manner. Recommends where to stay and what to explore so you can decide if this is where you and your family want to be.

Great site for general employment search locally and abroad. Range of opportunities from entry-level positions to mid-level executive.

Probably the most popular online recruiter for both national and international jobs. Great place to start for people looking for a range of job levels.

CareerJournal.com is the career site of the Wall Street Journal. Free site offering great job opportunities for mid to top level executives.

Primarily a niche site specializing in the IT industry; however, recently it's been expanding to include other technology sectors.

Great place for those just coming out of college. With useful tools such as the top 500 employers offering fresh-out-of-college positions, it's worth a search here.

One of the best executive search sites on the web. You can search for free for general information, or join for a fee. The fee is a little steep, but if you're looking for a job in the $100,000 range, it may be worth it.