Before you go after a job, it’s a good idea to do your homework. A little company research can go a long way in a job interview, and peeking into the operations of a company isn’t as hard as you’d think. Use these company research sites to get you started.
Vault Employee Surveys
Learn more about working at a company from those who know best — the employees. Get detailed information about salaries, hiring, workplace culture and more.
WetFeet Insider Guides
have been helping job seekers find the job they want and advance their careers since 1994.
Kelzen Employer Reviews
A valuable source of reviews and research information written by current and former employees.
Hoover’s Online
Hoover’s is the ultimate source of company research information. Get info on 12 million public and private companies worldwide, including company profiles, in-depth financials, contact names, competitors, industry trends, news, and more.
How to Find U.S. Company Information
The New York Public Library points out online and offline resources that will aid your company research.
SuperPages.com
Provides basic contact information for businesses across the U.S..
Company Research Guide
Get a quick primer on doing company research from Employment Spot.
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