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To view jobs in the Jewish federation system by type, click the links below. Not all job categories are listed, so please click "VIEW ALL" to find a complete list of categories...
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Why Consider a Federation Job?
Many of the 189 Jewish federations in the United States and Canada are looking for dynamic professionals committed to improving people's lives. If you've ever wondered what it would feel like to have a job that makes a difference...a job that helps improve and save lives...a job that gives you the professional satisfaction you've been searching for...look no further!
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The Resume Reality
By Leah S. Abrams
In today’s job market, where employers have come to expect resumes to arrive through their e-mail box or fax machine, it is difficult to know just how to approach a resume... The Resume Reality
Why Career Advancement?
By Leah S. Abrams
In today's rapidly changing economy, we all need to begin, right now, being lifelong learners. We must become students of the world if we hope to follow and succeed... Why Career Advancement?
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