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Through your research you should be able to answer the following questions:
Though digging up this kind of data can be tedious, you'll be glad you did. You'll put your potential work in context, and you'll evaluate whether your prospective employer is financially dependable and aligned with your value system. After all, you don't want to take a job that you'll lose in a year when your employer declares bankruptcy. Nor do you want to have to quit when you find out you're morally opposed to the company's products, mission, production methods, or political agenda. Both outcomes put you right back at the beginning of your job search.
First Job Guide
Adjusting to a New Job
Determining Your Fit
Determining Your Skills
Finding a Job
Planning Your Career
Researching Jobs
Self Assessment
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