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5 Ways to Vet Your Next Employer
Time to do some detective work
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Tania Khadder
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Research their financial health
This will be easier if you’re dealing with a publicly traded company – they have to report their financials to the Securities and Exchange Commission, and all of that information is accessible to you online here.
And whether or not your potential employer is public, you can get insight into their financial health by reviewing their profile on sites like Yahoo! Finance or Hoovers.
Finally, a simple Google search can yield valuable financial information in the form of news reports, feature articles, interviews, and more.
Belc
6 months ago
668 comments
Extremely good advice here.