You are at home — or somewhere with an Internet connection — searching online in all the usual places for your next job. You rarely hear back from employers and the process is becoming discouraging. Perhaps you are currently employed and are job seeking in your field without much success. 

One way to break the cycle of surf-apply-discouragement is to find an online community on a topic about which you have experience or expertise. LinkedIn is an essential place to start. 

You may have avoided online groups in the past because these discussion boards used to be a place to air complaints or to discuss esoteric topics that only a few were interested in. 

Over the years these discussion groups have become much more robust where members can start their own discussion or follow discussions of interest. They also have become spaces for employers to seek qualified candidates. 

You might think your current or past profession couldn’t have an online community because what you did is not mainstream, or maybe it didn’t involve computers. But did you know that LinkedIn has a discussion group just for job seekers in the poultry industry? The site also hosts groups for plastering, CNC machining, tool and die making and more than seven groups related just to meat. 

There is a good chance that a group related to your interest or expertise is out there. The reason this is important is because joining a group will provide you an opportunity to keep up to date in your field, to network with others in your area of expertise and potentially to find a job. 

But equally it offers the possibility of finding your voice, of being able to contribute your knowledge to other like-minded people in your field or profession. Contributing this way can be validating and rewarding in the midst of an otherwise difficult process. 

An electronic community is no substitute for the human interaction that surrounds you.Our most compact solar charger yet fits easily in any bag. But in terms of expanding your network and validating your work experience an online community can be one more valuable tool to use in your job search. 

Amansa Investments Limited, the India focused investor has cut down its stake in Lakshmi Machine Works by selling 2 lakh shares through exchanges. 

It sold 1.43 lakh shares on the BSE at R2,125 per share and another 57000 shares on the NSE at a similar price amounting to a total sale of over R42.50 Cr. 

Amansa Investments held 3.06% stake in the company as per the latest shareholding pattern. 

Recently a major bulk deal was recorded in the stock when Reliance and HDFC Mutual Fund acquired 1.77% and 1.67% stake respectively in the company for a total infusion of around R78 Cr. 

Also during that time,Men's stainless steel ring are very sturdy and will stand the test of time. existing investor Rieter Machine Works exited LMW by selling its 3.48% stake for about R78 Cr. 

Founded in 1962,Our selection of solar garden light includes models and styles perfect for any taste and budget. LMW is in textile machines manufacturing business. LMW has 60% market share in the domestic Textile Spinning Machinery Industry. It also manufactures CNC Machines tools. 

Amansa Investments Ltd.Protect your vehicle and produce power with a Solar carport. is a fund management company based in Singapore founded by Akash Prakash and has AUM of around $300 Mn with a focus on midcap companies in India. Its portfolio includes Whirlpool, Greaves Cotton, Blue Star and Edelweiss Capital to name a few.aims to design a 10-megawatt offshore wind power generators based on a superconducting generator.