Employment
If you're in the job market, either looking for a new challenge or needing to hire a technical communicator, the resources below should help. You may also contact our VP of Employment at employment [at] stc-sd.org for more information on employment.
Posting a Job
Employers may post a job on our job listings page.
Looking for a Job
Job hunting is tough. It's hard if you're out of work because you feel like you should be working. But if you're working, it's hard to get to interviews without your current employer catching on that you're up to something. What should you do? That's a very personal decision, but we can offer some resources:
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Get started on your job search To get on the fast track to getting a job, see check out the Start Searching section. This section provides links to popular job resources and job boards. |
Enhance your job search skills If you would like to brush up on job search skill such as writing resumes, cover letters and good interviewing techniques, see the Enhancing Job Search Skills page. |
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Take career and personality tests If you want to find out if being a technical communicator matches your innate personality, you can access web sites where you can take Career and Personality Tests . |
Have your resume reviewed by your peers The STC San Diego chapter offers this great service on meeting days before the official meeting. Click here to find out more. |
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Job listings
See the latest job listings on this site. |
Check out our list of contractors and agencies |
| How much should I ask for?
Check out the 2007 STC-SD Salary Survey (PDF). |