This is not your father's job hunt.

Pound your computer keyboard instead of the pavement in search for job (Orlando Sentinel)

If you're looking for a job, prepare to spend a lot of time sitting at a computer, searching help-wanted postings, filling out online applications, e-mailing resumes and cover letters -- and networking.

The job of finding a job (Chicago Tribune)

Experts: Assess, plan, network 5 tips for the hunt: 1. Make finding a job your new job. 2. Tell everybody you're job hunting. 3. Search online but also press the flesh. 4. Consider jobs outside your field. 5. During phone interviews, stand up to project more energy. You're out of work. You're hardly alone. Through the first 11 months of 2008, the nation's economy lost 1.9 million jobs. It's no ...

Economy hinders job search for Mich. ex-lawmakers (AP via Yahoo! Finance)

Glenn Steil Jr. can empathize with the thousands of Michigan residents trying to find a job during one of the worst economic times of the last half-century.

Business Grads, Land Your Dream Job (Investopedia)

Financial job searches generally start off with a lot of excitement and a little dose of anxiety. A slight change in perspective can be the difference between a long and financially fruitless career search and a short successful one.