Resources on Internet Careers

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By Robin Wagner

Here is a sampling of resources for information on Internet careers:

Web sites with information on Internet jobs

• Wetfeet.com has a large guide to high-tech and Internet careers

• Monster.com has a special site for dot-com careers

Magazines and Web sites that follow the Internet

• The Industry Standard

• Upside Today

• Cio.com is meant for information-technology executives, but has a useful "WebBusiness" link to introduce novices to the key issues.

Books on Internet careers

• Cybercareers by Mary E. S. Morris and Paul Massie (Prentice Hall, 1997) [How to buy this book]

• High-Tech Careers for Low-Tech People, by William A. Schaffer (IDG Books Worldwide, 1999) [How to buy this book]