>I will have to disagree with you on this one. A recent graduate myself, >and an intern at Arizona State Museum led to three job offers before I >finished my MA. I did not have an "inside track" on any of these jobs or >3-5 years experience. Old fashioned networking and asking people the right >questions can open many doors. Do not limit your possibilities because you >never know where they might lead. > Stop and think for a minute about the people who do not get the job you for which you apply. In any given position there are a number of people who do not even get an interview, then a certain number who get one interview, and even a smaller number who get a second interview before the postion is awarded. The point is for every person who gets a position there is a large number of people who are qualified and worked just as hard as you did, but only one person could get the position. I have been looking for almost 9 months, networking, sending blind resumes, using Adviso, and searching the internet but have found absolutly nothing in or out of the museum world. I applaud you for getting three offers, but not everyone is that lucky. [log in to unmask] We all had delusions in our head We all had our minds made up for us We all had to believe in something So we did