The first serious act of an effective job search is do an assessment of your situation. If you are like most of the under-employed I have talked to, you don’t really know what your true skills set is. There are many places to do an assessment.
The Department of Labor has provided a great starting point for job seekers:
The State of Minnesota has a full range of job seeking ideas:
http://www.positivelyminnesota.com/JobSeekers/Find_a_Job/index.aspx
ISEEK is Minnesota’s comprehensive career, education, and job resource. This is a basic assessment site to help you focus your job search:
The Federal Government has a collection of ideas on many kind of jobs: 
Great job Hanque! I look forward to more of your blog!
I recently attended a conference that recommended the following sites for doing assessments:
http://www.queendom.com/
http://assessment.com/
http://www.onetcenter.org/
The first two morph into a fee based method while the third one is free.
Thanks Betty,
One can never do too many assessments. Every time you look at yourself you have a chance to notice something new (old?).
Thanks for the links. I hope others will find them helpful.
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