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Industries  HIGH TECH
More than 340,000 people work locally in tech-related fields, including information technology, computer services, telecommunications, aerospace and bioscience.

GOVERNMENT
About 281,000 work for the executive branch of the federal government. Thousands more serve in the legislative and judicial branches, as well as state and local levels.

FINANCE & ACCOUNTING
The finance and accounting professional community includes online networking, contact info, career profiles and job listings.

BUSINESS & SALES
This community includes business and sales news from The Washington Post, an online networking room, contact info, career profiles and job listings.

HEALTH
This health and medical community provides career information and profiles, professional development resources, association links and job listings.

EDUCATION
This community includes career advice from industry experts, message boards to discuss professional development, trade directory information, career profiles, and job listings.

NONPROFITS AND ASSOCIATIONS
The Washington metropolitan area is home to more than 20,500 nonprofit organizations, employing about 18 percent of the regional workforce. Within the local nonprofit sector, there are approximately 3,500 associations, more than anywhere else in the country.

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  HISPANIC
According to the 2000 Census, the Hispanic population in the Metro D.C. Region has risen 346 percent. Hispanics are now the largest minority group with a population of 35.3 million nationwide.

AFRICAN AMERICAN
African Americans make up 37 percent of the work force in D.C., 28 percent in Md. and 24 percent in Va. Workplace discrimination and opposition against Affirmative Action are two key issues that this group continues to debate.

ASIAN AMERICAN
The U.S. Commission on Civil Rights reports that Asian American men are up to 11 percent less likley to hold managerial jobs than white men. Find out how many Asian Americans are shattering the glass ceiling theory.

WOMEN
Women make up 53 percent the labor force in D.C. Balancing the demands of family and career is one of the major issues facing women in the workplace.

GAY & LESBIAN
2000 Census ranks Washington, D.C. among the top 10 in concentration of gay and lesbian households. This group continues to fight for same sex benefits and acceptance while "out" in the workplace.


Career Stages
INTERNSHIPS & FIRST JOBS
Are you graduating from college and looking for your dream job? Use internships to prepare for a career in your desired field. We've got the resources right here.

MIDDLE MANAGERS
Have what it takes to be a manager? We've got the resources to help you assume a leadership role.

EXECUTIVES
How do you inspire your employees? How do you make them accept your vision? We've got the resources to strengthen your executive skills.

MILITARY TRANSITION
Are you getting out of the military? Ready for the civilian world? We've got the resources for your transition into the private sector.

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