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Vault - Best Place to Prepare for a Job Search

For Job Seekers and Professionals

There's a reason why Fortune recently called Vault "The best place on the Web to prepare for a job search." Job seekers and professionals have discovered that Vault is the Internet's ultimate destination for insider company information, advice, and career management services. Vault's unique career content and services include:
Carefully researched and continually updated "insider" information on over 3,000 companies and 70 industries. (Called "edgy, fun reads" by Forbes)

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Vault Gold Membership Subscriptions provide subscribers with unlimited access to exclusive employee surveys on thousands of top employers and student and alumni surveys on thousands of top colleges, business schools, law schools and graduate programs.

The Vault Career Library is Vault's best-selling collection of more than 80 career guides and employer profiles, including well-known titles such as the Vault Guide to the Top 100 Law Firms, Vault Guide to Finance Interviews, and Vault Guide to the Top 50 Consulting Firms. Covering a wide range of industries, including accounting, advertising, biotech, fashion, media, investment management, real estate, venture capital, and many more.

Vault's Electronic WaterCooler™ is the Internet's first collection of company-specific message boards for employees. Every day, tens of thousands of people visit Vault's expert-moderated message boards to share the latest corporate and career news, network with each other, ask for job advice and learn about trends shaping the workforce. (Called a "killer app" by The New York Times and "vastly popular" by NPR.)

An extensive free job board with thousands of top job openings. (Ranked a "Top 5" job board by PC Week.)

Detailed, targeted and FREE e-newsletters with expert career advice.

For Employers, HR Professionals and Hiring Managers:

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Vault is also one of the Internet's most popular destinations for employers, hiring managers, and HR professionals. According to Newsweek "Vault.com is the most comprehensive free site for employers we found." Vault offers the hiring community special targeted content and services including:

With the Vault Job Board, HR professionals and recruiters can reach more than 500,000 top candidates a month. Vault offers UNLIMITED job posting for corporate gold members (as little as $99 per month).

Vault's Human Capital newsletter is the best resource for HR professionals and recruiters. Always new and thought provoking, Human Capital arrives in your e-mail inbox once a week.

The Vault Buyer's Guide is the only comparative resource available that supplies those with hiring and HR responsibilities with all of the information they need to research HR-related products and services. Users have access to expert and peer product reviews, FAQ's, product comparison charts, and free online demonstrations.

Vault's message boards, known as the Electronic WaterCooler™, are where employers can answer potential employees' questions and find out what current staffers think about their company. ("If you're not tracking the Vault.com message boards on your company, it's time to start" -- Electronic Recruiting News.)

Top-quality, engaging content that guides professionals through the current hot topics in the HR field today, including retention, benefits, recruiting and managing a career in HR. (Called "one of the most interesting sites for an HR manager" by HR Next.)

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Vault is the ONLY career information source with our own staff of more than a dozen industry-focused editors and researchers. Our staff stays on top of the latest developments in their industries through research of all the vital industry trade publications and research tools, as well as our own network of insider contacts, surveys, ensuring that our readers have the best and most updated information possible.

Vault guides have been published since 1997 and are the premier source of insider information on careers. Vault surveys and interviews thousands of employees each year to give readers the inside scoop on industries and specific employers to help them get the jobs they want.

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