Ya, the library. You know, the poster-festooned encyclopedia vault from school days past? You probably spent a lot of time there, researching for science projects and book reports. Remember reaching up on tiptoes to hand your library card to the librarian at the check-out desk? This should bring you back – Encyclopedia Britannica! It’s never too late to join the "look it up club" whose motto was "we never guess, we look it up." Use the library’s valuable resources-even when you can see over the librarian’s desk. Today, make an appointment with your local business or reference librarian, and then do it again three years. If you move, do it again. This person is a wealth

It's interesting how the answers to the questions  I was sent from Quint Careers  back in 2001 are still the same answers I give my clients today! Original article:  http://www.quintcareers.com/career_experts/Maria_Marsala.html   Q: What do you feel is the most effective setting/venue/situation in a job-seeker can network?  A: I suggest a mixture -- meetings to help job-seekers stay focused on gaining that exceptional next "job" that will help them in their career, attending professional associations where they let others in their field know they're looking for work, and the organization/seminars/meetings their potential employers attend. Q: Roughly what percentage of a job-seeker's job-hunting time should be spent in networking activities?  A: Two-thirds of the day should be spent on