Where do you find out about jobs in meteorology?
Networking and keeping your ear to the ground is probably the number one way to find out about positions. Asking people already in the business can be a big source of job leads. Starting out as an intern can be invaluable. The AMS publishes monthly list in of employment opportunities. Many college departments keen job announcements posted on the bulletin boards near the department office. Weather-casting positions are sometimes advertised in Broadcasting. Organizations such as the National Weather Service and the National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR) routinely publish their open positions (now often in electronic format). Many private sector jobs are arranged through personal contacts. If you have the training, good references, and healthy work ethic, chances are the work will find you. No matter what the position, you must be able to provide any employer with professional competence and good work habits.