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1. Question
Knowing how to research a company can help you get a job.
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2. Question
Talking to people who work for your prospective employer is a great way to research the company.
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When speaking to people who already work for your prospective employer, you should interview as many people as possible.
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When discussing what you know about the company with your prospective employer, it is always best to reveal all that you know. This will really impress your boss.
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Social media (such as Facebook or LinkedIn) should be avoided when researching a company.
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When reviewing your prospective employer's profile on LinkedIn, always make sure your account is set so that they will not know you were checking it out.
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Mentioning the company's activities in the community is a good idea, even though it may not be directly tied to business they are involved in.
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There may be some information you uncover that should not be mentioned during an interview.
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Researching a company's competitors and its industry is not that important.
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Researching a company may take several days or even weeks. Don't attempt it for interviews that come up at the last minute.
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