Find both professional and pre-professional (internship) positions on this website, maintained by the iSchool’s Career Services office. Both domestic and international jobs are represented.

LibGig bills itself as a “new professional networking website” for information professionals.  Their website features a great job board, blogs, news and career articles, newsletters, and more!

Libjobs is another library job board.  It doesn’t have quite as many listings as some other websites, but check it out nonetheless.

This website is a guide to finding internet library job postings and is a great compilation of job boards, both by geographical location and by type of position (academic, federal, etc).

Not only does LISjobs feature job listings of their own, but you can also job banks by state, nationwide job banks, and non-US employment sources. They also feature tons of job-hunting resources, such as advice on search strategies, resumes, getting started in librarianship, salaries and specialties, and a discussion board on job hunting.

Two librarians write for this advice column (in a blog format).  Their archive of questions past goes back to 2003 (awesome), and best of all, you can submit a question about  your career concerns yourself!

The International Federation of Library Associations (IFLA) offers information on how to subscribe to various mailing lists.  If you’re interested in job postings, make sure you subscribe to the LIBJOBS mailing list, and you’ll receive job listings directly to your inbox.

If you want to try and think outside the box for your job search, check out this monthly column, which delves into exploring unusual or emerging LIS paths, and exploring LIS career paths and roles in general.