A women entering the job market for the first time, getting back to it, or changing jobs can encounter many problems. This step-by-step guide is designed to make this task easier. Of the 1,000 jobs listed there are several special interest areas covered: foods, parties, retailing, direct or mail-order selling, real estate, insurance, animals, health, fashion, children, libraries, flowers and plants, crafts, communications, office work, writing, and travel. The book provides all the relevant information about the requirements a woman will need for her new job. The author has organized each job description to tell: what is needed personally, materially, and educationally; what hours are worked, what can be earned; and how to get started. Some suggestions not usually found in job hunting guides are discussed. These include the many ways a woman can further her education, how to get into volunteer work, where to find the new agencies that specialize in placing women, where women over 35 can work, and how to get information on all aspects of job-hunting. Included are an appendix of names and addresses of organizations that will supply job information on request, a general index, and a job title index. (BP)