3. Researching Companies. The Internet is invaluable when it comes to researching companies. You can visit company's web site to get information about its history and download an annual report. You can search popular news site to see if your company has been featured in media (good or bad). You can also check financial web sites to get historical information about company. Thoroughly researching your company can give you an edge during interview process. It sends out a message to interviewer that you are really interested in company.

4. Job hunting resources to sample. The Internet is a large warehouse of sample resumes, cover letters, and thank you letters available for you to emulate. Many sites also offer advice on how to create a resume or cover letter and answer some common dilemmas. It also is not unusual for a site to have a career coach on hand that you can send questions to directly.

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