​Dr. Meltem Yücel, Postdoctoral Associate at Duke University’s Department of Psychology and Neuroscience, has put together a comprehensive list of positions from a wide range of levels such as paid internships, and post-BA jobs. Furthermore, this website also contains resources that are useful when applying to graduate school like virtual graduate school information sessions.

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Given the numbers of faculty positions vs. PhD positions, one thing is clear. Most PhDs will need to leave academia to find a job. Here is a brilliant A LinkedIn piece by Marlieke van Kesteren called A scientist’s path to a non-academic job: Tips and tricks. 

"What can we learn from Dartmouth?". In this article, Leah H. Somerville, a Dartmouth graduate herself, lists some recommendations that can prevent a toxic environment in the academic workplaces.

Dorsa Amir, an anthropology grad student at Yale University has made a list of useful advice she was provided during her grad study years. I think they can be useful at later stages of academic (and non-academic) career as well.

A piece in Science that proposes some suggestions to reduce the number of post-docs who are on limbo in regards to being able to find faculty positions. One suggestion, which I personally don't agree, is to limit post-doc duration to three years unless the post-doc can acquire external funding.