How to Quickly Research a Company »
Posted By alexrudloff 1 year, 7 months ago in Business & FinanceWhen evaluating a job lead, your due diligence in researching your potential new employer is important. Set aside a little bit of time before your interview and follow this simple research guide.
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celly1 year, 7 months ago
Also, researching a company lets you come up with questions for when the interviewer says "Do you have any questions?" -- This is a critical time in the interview for you. So By having 3 or 4 well formed, and well rehearsed, questions in your arsenal -- It can only help.
* Note: The reason you have 3 or 4 questions is in case 1 or 2 are covered in the interview.
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alexrudloff1 year, 7 months ago
Excellent point. The more focused the questions, the more it will show that you've done your homework and are taking the job seriously!
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chaguita531 year, 7 months ago
I wish I had done that a few times in the past! It would have saved me some headaches :)
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