You're finishing out Peace Corps service, and you've decided to go get "a real job," whatever that means. How should you go about doing that? We have some basics on the wiki, but by all means feel free to Google the following topics for more information as well.

Resume
You had to turn in some form of resume just to apply for Peace Corps, but is it up to snuff for the jobs you're looking to get? Use the resume checklist to see how yours stacks up, or write a new one. And don't forget to play up the number of hours you spent in training.

Finding a Job
No matter how great your resume looks, it won't actually provide you with employment until you submit it to a company that's hiring. We've compiled a list of websites that compile lists of jobs. Also, don't forget that your Peace Corps service qualifies you for a year of federal non-competitive eligibility.

Cover Letters
Need help writing a cover letter? We've got you covered.

Interviewing
After two years of having to explain yourself in Thai, interviewing will be easy, right? Unfortunately, back in America no one cares if you can eat sticky rice or spicy food, and they're generally not allowed to ask your age or marital status. Take a look at tips (and related links) for the interview process.

Negotiating the Job Offer
The economy may be down, but that doesn't mean you need to accept any offer that gets passed your way. Check out these tips for negotiating your job offer.