Within "Jobs and Careers":

Jobs and Careers - Job Postings - Wisconsin Job Links - General Job Links - Industry-Specific Job Links - Miscellaneous Job Links

Miscellaneous Job-Hunt Links

Finding Your Calling

• www.JobHuntersBible.com --companion site for Richard Nelson Bolles' What Color is Your Parachute?  A Practical Manual for Job-Hunters and Career Changers
• Descriptions of Career Fields (plus statistics)  --from the US Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics

Salary Surveys

• WAGE - about the wage gap between men and women

• salary.com--can be restricted to metropolitan areas and job title, such as "Electrical Engineer III"

• Salaries of graduates of MIT

• Engineering Career Services at the University of Wisconsin

• MSOE Average Starting Salaries

• UW-Platteville Starting Salaries 2000-2001

• Michigan Tech Salary Survey 2003-2004 YTD

• JobStar --links to many salary surveys, including by discipline

Salary Surveys for Purchase

• A National Survey of Women and Men Engineers (Executive Summary, word doc), from the Society of Women Engineers. 

• Engineering Surveys performed by Abbott, Langer, & Associates

• Salary Survey Sources (US/Canada) (slow to load) --list of links on the site of the Economic Research Institute (a company providing compensation information to employers only).  Search this page for "Engineer".

• Salary Survey Sources (International) (slow to load)--also from the Economic Research Institute.  Fewer engineering-specific surveys, but could still prove useful.

Cost-of-Living Comparators

• BankRate  --mortgage site, but it has a cost-of-living calculator

• CityRating

• BestPlaces

Cover Letters, etc.

• Diversity Careers in Engineering and Information Technology

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