Why do research on employers?
- You're able to determine if you really want to work for the employer.
- You can better tailor your cover letter, resume, and your interview answers to meet the needs of the employer.
- When it is your turn to ask questions, you can ask questions that are pertinent and show that you are prepared and knowledgeable about the organization.
What should you know about employers?
(Ask questions during the interview about any of the following information you are unable to find or are still unclear about.)
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Generally, salary and benefit packages are not discussed until the employer brings them up or a job offer is made. Researching this beforehand gives you an opportunity to determine salary ranges and compare other employer packages for similar positions. Go to Salary Information to research salaries.
How do you find information?
- Carefully review the job posting informaton if this is an advertized position
- Go to the employer's website
- Go to Reference USA located in Stout CareerLink
- Go to the Library Learning Center web page at http://www.uwstout.edu/lib
See subject guide "Business Information Resources on the World Wide Web". Reference librarians can help you find information.