If you haven't explored all the resources available on LISjobs.com, here are a few that will be most useful to job seekers.

Did you know?

* LISjobs.com (with libraryjobpostings.org) provides the largest database of library job postings on the net -- FREE to both job seekers and employers. Find a job or post a job.

* You can subscribe to job RSS feeds from multiple sites. Find a list or download a single OPML file at LISjobs.com.

* If you're geographically constrained, you can access job postings, job banks, and individual libraries' listings for specific states at LISjobs.com's "Jobs by State" page. (Searching outside the US? Check out non-US job banks here.)

* You can post your resume online at LISjobs.com for a nominal fee -- create your own account and upload your Word, PDF, and/or HTML resume rather than being constrained to a predetermined database format. (Check out others' resumes here.)

* Other nationwide job banks (at library schools, journals, associations) are listed here.

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Rachel Singer Gordon / rachel@lisjobs.com
Find a library job: http://www.lisjobs.com
The Liminal Librarian: http://www.lisjobs.com/blog

I've found the Libjobs listserv at IFLA to have quite a few good postings.

You can subscribe here: http://infoserv.inist.fr/wwsympa.fcgi/subrequest/libjobs.

Josh

The ALA has a Job Hunting Resource Guide that folks might find valuable. Here it is:
http://www.ala.org/ala/nmrt/comm/jobguide.htm