1. You should remember that there is no perfect job in this world.

2. Look for your job in a broad region, better yet national wide. The good pay jobs often are not in the regions or cities where you want to live.

3. When you go for an interview, always show your sunshine smile and ask appropriate questions. With this simple strategy, I can get a job offer from almost every interview I have gone for so far.

4. Negotiate for a better deal (higher salary, more vocation time, sign-on bonus, etc.), but do not be too greedy. Just remember that having a job is always much better than none.

5. Do not let a good chance slip away from you. I have leant my lesson well from my recent experience. I got a very good offer recently. It is a good pay job (95 percentile in USA among the same professionals), and work load is not bad, plus they welcomed me and wanted me badly and were willing to negotiate with me in any way to nail down to a deal that I can accept. Location is good (no state income tax, nice weather), but the city size is not too ideal (mainly the city population is small, about 40,000); I told them honestly that I had to go for two more interviews before I could make my final decision. After I decided to go for the job, the job had already been gone for several days.

6. Consider as many factors as possible before you make your final decision.

Once again, just remember there is no perfect job in this world!

If you have only one offer, accept that offer!

If you have two or more offers, choose one wisely. Do not look solely at the starting salary and look for long term income and other factors!

Finally, choose a good working team if you can. Having a job to make a living is important; enjoying working with other pleasant people will make your working day shorter and pleasant, just as having a beautiful marriage!

Good Luck to everyone!