Anyone who doubts that we have entered the age of the Internet need only look at the soaring stock prices of web-related companies. But in some ways the Internet is like a toddler: unstable, unpredictable, and unsure of itself, but “cute” and lots of fun. Lest we pile too quickly on the bandwagon, Richard Bolles in his book “Job Hunting on the Internet” points out that only 16 percent of American households go on-line in some way (only eight percent of that group accesses the Internet regularly), and less than one-tenth of one percent look for jobs on line. 1 Column Content Background Color White Ali...