We feel the career sites found on these pages are the best "all-around" career sites; the best place for job-seekers to find general career information and resources. But, please don't forget that there are many other excellent "subject-specific" career sites -- and to find those, simply go to that section of Quintessential Careers. You can find all those sections in our Career Resources Toolkit -- or use the pull-down menu below.

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• CareerTV -- a career video Website with a large collection of employer videos designed to help students and young professionals learn more about careers, as well as interviewing tips, salary information, and other career advice. No cost to job-seekers.

• Career Voyages -- a really great and informative career site, it's designed to provide information on high growth, in-demand occupations -- along with the skills and education needed to attain those jobs. It's a collaboration between the U.S. Department of Labor and the U.S. Department of Education. No cost to job-seekers.

• Fabjob.com -- an interesting career site, where job-seekers can find insider information on how you can break in and succeed at a "fab" job, such as event planner, actor, cartoonist, romance writer, and much more. Some good free information, but you should be prepared to pay for an e-book or CD-ROM to get the full information, resources, and tips from these experts.

• Five O'Clock Club -- America's premier career counseling network providing job search articles, books and private and small group career counseling.

• Internet Career Connection -- designed to help job-seekers achieve higher levels of career success by providing you with a means of "connecting" with career information, career guidance, professional contacts, and career opportunities. Includes articles, career advice, and much more.

• JobBoardReviews.com -- a site that is designed to provide job-seekers with relevant information about job boards, including the number of job-seeker resumes, number of job postings, site contact information, additional tools or resources for job-seekers, and traffic stats -- as well as user reviews. Organized by type of job-seeker. No cost to job-seekers.

• Job-Hunt.Org -- a meta-career and job site, with a great collection of job resources on the Web. Much more focused on job sites than career resources, but its strength shows in the quality of links, especially in its geographic jobs section. Free to job-seekers.

• JobHuntersBible.com -- the official Website and designed as a supplement to Richard Bolles' classic and enduring job-hunting book, What Color is Your Parachute? Includes a guide to job-hunting on the Internet as well as a collection of career-related articles and other original resources.

• JobSearchNews.com -- a gateway to current job search and career news informational sources from around the Web. Includes links to career news feeds, job-hunting newsletters, career advice columns, and job-search blogs. It's a job-seeker's one-stop source for career and job resources. No cost to job-seekers.

• Jobseekers Advice -- a career and job-seeker information resources site, with career articles, forums, and more. Created by an international group of career experts. Free to job-seekers.