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Social Media Do's And Don'ts

For The Active And Passive Job Seekers

Today is the age of information, social media network having control on the world.

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Use your precious time to obtain success through social media.

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Job seeker, use your free time to apply to at least one job a day, meaning that you complete one application a day and do that for 4 days a week. 4 applications for 4 weeks that give you about 20 applications for the month.  Believe it or not you should receive some phone calls for many job interviews.
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Note: Make sure you have your telephone available, ready, and you’re willing to pick it up when it rings.

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Note: Use your email address in your resume, and always add your email in your application.

Now, today we live in a world where people don’t only have just a physical address, but also an electronic address. Your email is important…

Note: Make sure you check your principal email address every day.

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ARE SKILLS ALONE ENOUGH FOR EMPLOYMENT REQUITERS??

Applying for jobs and making it to the interview process can be overshadowed by nerves and urgency.

When you looking at how many applications you've sent out and how little call backs you received that could be discouraging.

Consider your personality traits and deciding which companies, or types of jobs would be best fit you.

 Don't send job application just for application but first you must be specific about what you are looking for, what you are capable of doing , the shift you're willing to work, and what the employers are looking for.

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 A positive attitude is necessary when you're in the process of looking for a job and also when finding that job; positive attitude is still necessary to be able to keep that job. 

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 Managers, presidents, CEO's and human resources directors are sharing and elaborate in their instilments of ultimately making a hire. They said: attitude is a big plus because they can always train skills but you can train attitude.

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Some employers are not always hired the most experienced candidate instead the choose to go with the candidates who have the best attitude and any other personality traits that may point to being a good fit.

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 Use Social Media to expand your professional network can be a very good thing and also at the same time could be bad thing. Depend how you use them, and what you post..

The purpose of social media when you are on the hunt for a new job is to expand your network. In a word to let more people, more companies know that you are available for work.

You can list your resume and get endorse for specific skills by your connections.

Endorsing others is a very good way of showing your knowledge as well.

Be consistent. Update your job history when you update your resume. Outdating information is not sound good for either the job seekers or employers.

Remember also to Google yourself. You can be certain that recruiters will Google you when considering you for a position.

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So it's a good idea to put your name in Google search regularly especially when you embark on an active job search. And make sure you remove anything inappropriate so that you can project clean image for a recruiter.

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DON'TS ON SOCIAL MEDIA:

Don't be negative . not only is unappealing to your friends to rant and rare on social media, but to a potential employer, it could also serve as red flag .===============

BE CAREFUL OF IMAGES YOU POST OR THOSE OF YOUR FRIENDS POST:

You can always set your privacy setting to stop some people tag you with wrong photos.

Social media is all about you portray to the outside world, while a friend may understand the inside jokes, someone considering you for a job could get a different idea from a photo.

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DON'T HIDE YOUR ACCOUNTS.

Privacy settings are great thing, but hiding your account completely is also a red flag for hiring manager.

If a manager does a social media search for you and can't find you at all, then they are likely to assume that you're hiding something.

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DON'T BADMOUTH OLD EMPLOYERS OR CO-WORKERS

Social is not he place to badmouth your coworkers, managers, or employers.

You never know who's watching what you say and considering you for a position with their company

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''Could Your Spouse's Tax Problems Affect You?

Dealing with tax problems is stressful enough. But it can be downright maddening to discover that your credit has been damaged over a tax bill you had nothing to do with. A Credit.com blog reader asked: 

My spouse's credit report shows a tax lien from my taxes from before we were married. Is that legal? 

Probably not, In most cases, if the tax lien was filed against the husband, not the wife, then his wife's "credit report should not show the lien," . If they live in a community property state, though, the answer may be different. More on that in a moment. LEARN MORE HERE ABOUT TAXES...

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Tax debt isn't usually reported on credit reports unless the Internal Revenue Service files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien. The IRS files tax liens to protect its interest in the property of someone who can't or won't pay the taxes they owe. Liens may be automatically filed for unpaid tax debts totaling $10,000 or more, and may sometimes be filed for smaller debts. (That limit used to be $5,000, so some consumers' credit reports may show older liens for smaller amounts as well.)

Tax liens may be reported for seven years from the date they were assessed if they have been paid, or indefinitely if they are unpaid. They severely damage consumers' credit scores.

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It's also worth noting that spouses have separate credit reports and the only time one partner's credit or tax problems should affect the other person's reports is when they share accounts (for example, joint loans or credit cards, or when one is an authorized user on the other's accounts).

Community Property States  

However, it does get tricky in the case of community property states — Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin — which establish joint property rights.

"It gets complicated because each spouse has a vested half interest in the other's property regardless of how it is titled," says Pilla. He gives this example: 

Parties get married on Day 1. On Day 2, she buys a house in her name. Even if it is titled in her name only,

it's a community property asset which gives her husband half interest. The IRS can file a tax lien and it will attach only to the husband's interest. So far there are about nine community property states...

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Things to Do Now to Lower Your Tax Bill And Maximize Your Return.. 

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Things to Do Now to Lower Your Tax Bill And Maximize Your Return..

Could Your Spouse's Tax Problems Affect You?

Dealing with tax problems is stressful enough. But it can be downright maddening to discover that your credit has been damaged over a tax bill you had nothing to do with. A Credit.com blog reader asked: 

My spouse's credit report shows a tax lien from my taxes from before we were married. Is that legal? 

Probably not, In most cases, if the tax lien was filed against the husband, not the wife, then his wife's "credit report should not show the lien," . If they live in a community property state, though, the answer may be different. More on that in a moment. 

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Tax debt isn't usually reported on credit reports unless the Internal Revenue Service files a Notice of Federal Tax Lien. The IRS files tax liens to protect its interest in the property of someone who can't or won't pay the taxes they owe. Liens may be automatically filed for unpaid tax debts totaling $10,000 or more, and may sometimes be filed for smaller debts. (That limit used to be $5,000, so some consumers' credit reports may show older liens for smaller amounts as well.)

Tax liens may be reported for seven years from the date they were assessed if they have been paid, or indefinitely if they are unpaid. They severely damage consumers' credit scores.

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It's also worth noting that spouses have separate credit reports and the only time one partner's credit or tax problems should affect the other person's reports is when they share accounts (for example, joint loans or credit cards, or when one is an authorized user on the other's accounts).

Community Property States  

However, it does get tricky in the case of community property states — Arizona, California, Idaho, Louisiana, Nevada, New Mexico, Texas, Washington and Wisconsin — which establish joint property rights.

"It gets complicated because each spouse has a vested half interest in the other's property regardless of how it is titled," says Pilla. He gives this example: 

Parties get married on Day 1. On Day 2, she buys a house in her name. Even if it is titled in her name only,

it's a community property asset which gives her husband half interest. The IRS can file a tax lien and it will attach only to the husband's interest. So far there are about nine community property states...

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Things to Do Now to Lower Your Tax Bill

As you fine tune your New Year's resolutions for year, there's a good chance that something related to personal finance is on the list.

Taxes may not be on the agenda until the April crush, but it makes sense to start preparing now for the current tax year and perform maintenance check-ins periodically.

The following 10 tips that can help individuals and small business owners lower their tax burden and maximize their income tax return, avoid audits, and feel a little better about the whole tax thing. A courtesy of knowledgefinancial.com

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Optimize Withholdings

Although it's nice to get a big refund after sending in your return, it's even better to optimize tax withholdings and receive a little more money in every paycheck.

"The IRS has a withholding calculator you can use," says Bill Hendricks, former TurboTax leader and co-founder of Common-form.com.

"Once you figure out the right amount to be withheld, request your employer to change the number of withholding allowances."

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Save Receipts

If you're looking for a new job this year be sure to save all the relevant receipts. You can take deductions for everything from buying resume paper to traveling for job interviews. This may not amount to a lot, and only applies if you itemize deductions, but it takes some of the sting out of the search process.

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'Continue Your Education'

Is this the year you pursue the learning you've long wanted to acquire? If you (or a spouse or dependent) are enrolled in a post-secondary school, such as a two-year or four-year college or vocational school, you may be eligible for a Lifetime Learning Credit worth up to $2,000 a year. (Note: income restrictions apply.)

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Purchase Health Insurance

This year, the penalty for not having health insurance increases to the greater of 2 percent of household income or $325. Although enrolling in a plan may be more expensive, the penalty is worth avoiding if you can. Individuals receive a subsidy towards their premium if their annual income is less than $46,680 and pay lower premiums and out-of-pocket costs if their income is below $29,175.

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Report Life-Changing Events

Taxpayers that a major "life event," such as the birth of a child or a marriage, should prompt submission of a new Form W-4 to employers. Your new circumstances may affect the number of withholdings you're entitled to claim

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Pay Estimated Taxes on Time

If you're earning money on the side through a freelance job, your own business, or even from interest or rent income, remember to pay estimated federal and state (when applicable) taxes four times a year. Failure to do so can result in costly penalties.

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Maintain Separate Business Accounts

If you're starting a business, open separate business credit card, checking, and savings accounts. Using a single account for personal and business expenses can get you in trouble during an IRS audit. Moreover, keeping the finances separate will help you stay organized all year while providing accurate real-time information

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Track Your Travels

Small business owners should track how far and when they drive for any work, medical, volunteer, or non-profit activity. Even short trips to the local drugstore to pick up a prescription or to a local charity to drop off a donation add up to a decent tax deduction.

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Record Other Expenses

In addition to keeping an accurate mileage log, business owners should keep expense reports for all business-related travel as well as receipts for business-related meals (note with whom you dined and the purpose of the meeting).

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Document Everything

If you're not sure if you need to keep a copy of something, or you expect to claim an exemption, deduction, or expense that might not be clear to the IRS, make notes and keep documentation. This is particularly important for events that occur early in the year, which may be long forgotten when it comes time to file your taxes next year...

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