Company Research

Before you go on a job interview, it's important to find out as much as you can about the company. That way you'll be prepared both to answer interview questions and to ask the interviewer questions.

Find companies in your industry or find out more about a potential employer so you can ace the interview!

How to research companies and jobs, by, using online resources including company web sites, blogs, and networking resources.

Do you have a list of companies you'd like to work for? If you do, you can discover information about the company, review open positions, and find connections to help with your application. If you don't have a list of target companies create a list of companies to target in your job search.

Company web sites are among best sources of job listings, especially if you know what companies you are interested in working for. You can go directly to the source and search for and apply online directly at many company web sites.

When you're job searching, who you know is as important as your qualifications. Here's how to find contacts at companies who can help.

Companies are increasingly using social recruiting to source candidates for employment, as well as to investigate applicants they are considering hiring. It's important to be aware of what companies are doing. You can use company's recruiting tactics to your advantage and position yourself to be discovered by employers seeking candidates.

Here's how to find an organization that meets your needs and is worth working for.

There are companies that you might not want to work for. Here's how to avoid accepting a job at a bad, or even mediocre, employer.

AllianceQ is a group of Fortune 500 companies that have collaborated to create a pool of job candidates. AllianceQ provides a way for candidates to be found by top employers.

How to find and impress employers at VisualCV.com.

Job seekers can use Glassdoor to find and anonymously share company reviews, ratings and salary details, and now interviews, about specific jobs for specific employers.

When you're planning your job search strategy, broaden your horizons and consider each and every employer in your field, regardless of size.

Interested in finding out more about a potential employer? Check to see if the company has a recruiting video on YouTube.

How to find the best company to work for, including the top employers and best places to work, including Fortune 500, Fortune 100 and the best small companies.

Jobnob provides actual salaries from real companies. You can search for specific positions at companies to see what are the average wages employees with your expertise are making. Job hunters can also search for open positions at companies that are hiring.

Glassdoor.com contains reviews, ratings, company information, salaries, CEO approval rating, competitors, content providers, and more company information. Users can find and anonymously share real-time reviews, ratings and salary details about specific jobs for specific employers.

CareerLeak.com provides users with company and career information. Users can can research specific companies/employers, search occupational information on hundreds of careers, use resume tools, and get career advice.

Vault also offers many career resources including company and university profiles, and information on hundreds of occupations and industries, articles on a multitude of workplace topics, and a network of message boards for professionals.

WetFeet provides profiles of companies, careers, and industries to help job seekers find the right career, industry, company, and job for them.

Directory of employer web sites from Job-Hunt.org.