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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• Knock 'em Dead Online -- the Website hosted by Martin Yate, author of the Knock 'em Dead books, and where job-seekers can find advice about job-searching and career management. Includes lots of great links to the best career sites on the Web, as well as Martin's blog. No cost to job-seekers.

• MyCareerGuide.com -- a career advice/career resources site, where you can find information related to discovering a career, finding a job, moving up the ladder, and other elements of job-hunting. No cost to job-seekers.

• myjobtips -- a site for helping job-seekers organize your job-search. You can use this site to organize and take control of your application process. You can then track jobs from a variety of sources, keep track of your progress, and even set up reminders for follow-up. Also includes great links to other career and job sites. No cost to job-seekers.

  MyPlan.com -- designed to help students and professionals plan more fulfilling lives by making well-informed decisions about education and careers. Resources to help with deciding on what college to go to, choosing a major, planning for your first career, and making a career change. No cost to job-seekers.

• The Riley Guide: Employment Opportunities and Job Resources on the Internet -- "The grandmother of resources for job seekers," and still a primiere Web site, with plenty of original advice and resources, as well as plenty of links. No cost to job-seekers.

• Vocational Information Center -- an amazing site for research and links for students and job-seekers interested in exploring numerous vocational and technical careers (from academics to welding... with many in between). All links easily categorized and presented. Free to job-seekers.

• WetFeet.com -- a great source of "inside" information about companies, industries, and careers for job-seekers, as well as advice on everything from breaking into a new industry as a career changer to relocating. Sources include employers, annonymous employees, and industry experts. A top career site. Free to job-seekers.

• WorklifeWizard -- an interesting career site from the Labor & Worklife Program at Harvard Law School. Job-seekers will find salary information, career and job-hunting tips, worklife profiles, and a "Ask the WorklifeWizard" column where a Harvard-trained expert answers users questions from around the country. No cost to job-seekers.

• WorkMinistry -- a career management resource assisting faith-based and community organizations in developing job support groups serving the unemployed, the underemployed and career changers and connecting groups with employers. A lot of resources here -- all about career management and networking and referrals. No cost to job-seekers.

• WorkBloom -- a career and job-hunting site, where job-seekers can find some great career resources on topics such as cover letters, resumes, interviewing, and more. Can also search jobs through TopUSAjobs.com. No cost to job-seekers.