Julia Said:

job key word search in the net for engineering grduate with mba?

We Answered:

Never mind job search engines. This is your field. You know who the players are. Start making contacts through professors, friends, suppliers, salespeople - anybody you can think of who might know "somebody." Make contact with these "somebodies" and pick their brains as to where to look.

Most jobs are not obtained via resume searches, but through personal contact.

Best of success.

Dale Said:

Hello, Are the salaries in the job search sites in UK, gross or net income?Thanks in advance.?

We Answered:

I believe that ALL sites and printed material are gross income. They would have no idea about your person to post a net income.

Tara Said:

search for net job?

We Answered:

you can do outsourcing with Rentacoder.
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Randall Said:

How do I correctly deduct Internet Fees when I use the net for looking for a new job in the same industry?

We Answered:

You can deduct certain expenses you have in looking for a
new job in your present occupation, even if you do not get a
new job. You cannot deduct these expenses if:
1. You are looking for a job in a new occupation,
2. There was a substantial break between the ending of your last job and your looking for a new one, or
3. You are looking for a job for the first time.

But none of those apply, so it's deductible.

It goes on Schedule A, Form 1040, as a deduction NOT subject to the 2% limit.

As a rule, when something is used partly for personal use, partly for business, you have to reduce the deduction to reflect the proportion of use. There are exceptions to this rule. For instance, you can't deduct the *first* telephone line at all, for a business in your home, and in order to deduct business use of your home, it *probably* has to be a regular part of the home used exclusively for business (a child-care business doesn't have to meet that qualification.)

But if you have one room in your 10-room house that amounts to 20% of your house, do you deduct 10% (1 of 10 rooms) or 20%? The rules aren't clear, and on examination of a return, auditors decide differently.

The basic rule: if you are audited, and you've tried to be fair with Uncle Sam, you may be asked to pay the tax, and you may have to pay interest on the tax (since you've had use of the money, no big deal), but penalties will be minimal.

And if you've tried to be fair with Uncle Sam, and you *aren't* audited, at least you can sleep at night. The government *does* cost money to run, and most of us want to pay our fair share, although not a penny more. (These days, in fact, some of think we're getting too much government for our money.)

Sue Said:

How to develop net working for job search in biotech and pharma industries in USA in the field of fermentation

We Answered:

Contact an academic that specializes in that and see who their industrial collaborators are.

Mark Said:

Picture this: You have an ok job, but want to make extra $. What phrase/ phrases would you search on the net

We Answered:

Number 1 is a very competitive market, even for small traffic phrases the number of competitors is crazy.

Number two, well "cheap car rentals" seems to get a bout 1500 searches a day, though the competition for that phrase is still pretty tough, if you can get ahead of the pack on that one it could be good.

Just a tip, you want to use a phrase that when you type it into google with "these" the results ideally should be under 50,000 results, means not to much competiton and if you can find out how much traffic the phrase can pull each day, that will decide if the phrase is worth it. You should easily be able to take out the top spots.

Felix Said:

I,m looking for a job that I will be happy at I have search the net for a job as cashier or stock-clerk?

We Answered:

Have you tried looking on careerbuilder? You can also go out and look for jobs. Just go into places that you would like to work and ask if they are hiring.