About TechnicalJobSearch.com
TechnicalJobSearch.com is a free, advertiser-supported
Web portal that has been helping job seekers to help themselves
since 2002. It organizes employment resources and career tools,
to help you find them easier and faster than you would while weeding
through the thousands of irrelevant links returned in a typical
Web search.
Who We Are
We are an independent, USA-based Web team, with a passion for
helping workers to help themselves regarding employment matters.
We also own and operate EmployeeIssues.com,
a free employee-rights site.
Our lead writer and editor, J. Steven, earned a military-equivalency
degree in electronics, followed by a college business degree. For
22+ years, he then lived and worked in Northern California's "High-Tech
Heaven", better known worldwide as Silicon
Valley.
Over the years J. Steven held supervisory and managerial positions
at large international corporations, including National Semiconductor,
International Computers Limited (ICL), Lam Research and Lucent
Technologies. Subsequently, he has the inside scoop on the common
hiring practices of high-tech corporations.
Based on his career credentials along with his knack for writing,
for nine years J. Steven also moonlighted as a professional freelance
writer of technical job searching and other employment matters
for a Top-10 Web site, which is owned by and shares online content
with the New York Times. His writings are still among
the most popular across the Web for employment matters.
In fact, certain Web circles referred to J. Steven as "The
Job Seekers' Advocate". Although he now prefers a more-modest
profile as a semi-anonymous author of employment matters, he's
still pursuing his passion for helping job seekers.
Tools and Resources
TechnicalJobSearch.com focuses on technical jobs
of all types. (Not just information-technology jobs, as do too
many so-called "technical" job sites.) But we also offer
job-search tools and resources that are helpful for all job seekers.
Examples are general resume and employment-letter resources
to name only two, including free samples, examples and templates
that you may download and personalize for free.
Why TechnicalJobSearch.com is Free
TechnicalJobSearch.com has partnered through
affiliate arrangements with a few of its resources, to help keep
its services free for you. We hope that you find our partners to
be helpful, and if you're thinking about buying similar products
or services anyway, that you'll do so in support of the tools and
resources that we provide to you for free.
But you are under no obligation. TechnicalJobSearch.com is
free, period. We also link to thousands of resources with which
we have no affiliate arrangements, simply because they're helpful
for job seekers.
Privacy
TechnicalJobSearch.com supports privacy on the
Internet. Subsequently, it does not attempt to collect any personal
information about you. (Registration is not required.) Read our Privacy
Policy for more information. It's also linked near the bottom
of every page.
Web Browser/Display Resolution
TechnicalJobSearch.com looks its best (for whatever
that's worth) in the most-recent version of Internet
Explorer set to medium (default) text size at 1024x768 resolution,
the most popular combination according to statistics. To change
display resolutions, see the documentation for your computer or
monitor. It's typically easy to do on modern computers.
Thanks!
Thanks for visiting TechnicalJobSearch.com. We
hope that you'll find our efforts to be helpful and will return
soon.
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