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Researching Employers
Why should I research employers and industries?
To demonstrate to an employer that you are interested in his/her company
When should I research employers and industries?
Before making initial contact with an employerBefore going to a job interview
Before negotiating salary
What information should I obtain?
Find out about: services or products - competitors within the industry - growth pattern - reputation - divisions and subsidiaries - location - size, including number of employees - sales, assets, earnings - new products and projects - number of locations - any foreign operations.
Where will I find employer information?
Explore the website for the company or organization in order to gain information.Jackson Library Databases for Company Research - This online guide links to library databases for company research that could help you better prepare for an interview and be a stronger candidate.
CareerShift - Get up-to-date contact information, including e-mail addresses, for millions of companies.
Glassdoor.com -a look inside over 84,000 companies. Company salaries, reviews, and interviews posted anonymously by employees.
Resumagic - includes links to Forbes and Fortune lists, Business Wire, and more.
CareerOneStop - industry and salary information
The Riley Guide - research and target employers and location
Jobweb's Employer Profiles - JobWeb offers career and job-search advice for new college graduates
Hoover's On-Line - search by companies, people, or industries