An ongoing online survey is being conducted about how the Internet has changed career guidance for European career advisors and its impact in the following areas: (1) overall professional practice; (2) service to clients; (3) clients' development process and job searches; and (4) the services of individual organizations, including the delivery of those services. Of the 51 responses from career advisors between January 2002 and March 2003, 60% believe the Internet has had a high impact on their activities; 65% believe it has had a high to medium impact on their services to clients; 63% believe it has had a high to medium impact on the development and/or job searches of their clients; and 31% believe it has had a medium impact on the services offered by their organizations. Some of the ways in which the Internet has changed career guidance are as follows: it has increased the rapidity and amount of information available to practitioners; it had made colleagues and clients easier to contact; it can be used as a tool for professional development and training; and it can allow clients to search the web for what they need themselves. Respondents are quoted in English, Italian, and Portuguese. (MO)