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Selecting Your Next Employer: Conducting Company Research

Where to Begin

The process of researching a future employer begins with assessing yourself. In addition to looking for a variety of work settings that match your interests and skills, you can benefit greatly from a work environment that also corresponds to your values.

Start by asking yourself, "What do I value in a future position ?"

  • Prestige of company
  • Variety of Responsibilities
  • Social Opportunities
  • Diversity
  • Monetary Compensation
  • Time
  • Job Flexibility

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