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SUMMARY:Research the Company
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Most likely, dating back to even the days of the caveman, when someone was preparing for a job interview, the first words of advice were to research the company. While this may seem so obvious, it is amazing how many candidates fail to do this very basic step. But, what does it mean to research a company? The term “research” is extremely vague. What should you research? On this page, we will discuss the key aspects of your employers you should research. The good news is that unlike years ago, today, information is at your fingertips. A great place to start for researching a prospective employer is the 'About' section of their website. Other great places to visit include the prospective employer's LinkedIn page, their Facebook page, and their Twitter feed. There are plenty of other online resources we'll discuss as well. But, for now, let's explore the key facets of prospective employers that you should get to know. I. Mission Statement Most any company or organization...

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