Labor/Employment
Dec. 14, 2001
Internet Provides Useful Tools to Research Prospective Employers
Prospective employers expect that you have done your homework before you set foot in their offices for your first interview. If you ask or answer questions in such a way as to reveal a lack of easily acquired information about prospective employers, they will react negatively.
By Valerie A. Fontaine
Prospective employers expect that you have done your homework before you set foot in their offices for your first interview. If you ask or answer questions in such a way as to reveal a lack of easily acquired information about prospective employers, they will react negatively.
Besides rea...
Prospective employers expect that you have done your homework before you set foot in their offices for your first interview. If you ask or answer questions in such a way as to reveal a lack of easily acquired information about prospective employers, they will react negatively.
Besides rea...
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