If you’re looking for a job, you’ve probably already searched Career Builder, Monster Board, Indeed, and Simply Hired on the Internet. Here are some other sites that post job openings that you might not have considered:

On the Careers  Research Table on the 1st floor, you'll find a binder with job postings from Illinois WorkNet, paper copies of the Federal Jobs newspaper, and the Job Hunter's Sourcebook which lists publications and online sources for finding job leads for more than 200 specific professions and vocational occupations, disabled workers, older workers, and veterans.

 

And don’t forget to look at the Library “Jobs & Careers” web page for other resources and workshops.

 

Good luck!

If you’re trying to choose a doctor in the Chicago area, the Spring/Summer 2011 issue of Chicago Consumers’ Checkbook may help. The publisher of this magazine presents the results of surveys sent  to over 1,000 physicians in the Chicago area in which they are asked to rate their peers according to 38 different specialties, including  internal medicine, cardiology, dermatology,  endocrinology, family practice, gastroenterology, gynecology, ophthalmology, orthopedics, otolaryngology, pediatrics, and urology. You can find copies of Chicago Consumers’ Checkbook on the Consumer Reference Table on the 1^st floor and in the Magazines & Newspapers Department on the 2^nd floor.  You can also search it online (inside the Library only).  You can find other publications listing top doctors on the Medical Reference Table (next to the Consumer Reference Table).