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Talk to people who work for your potential boss, as well as people who used to work for the potential organization, but have since moved on. Emphasize that the conversations you're having are confidential (and uphold that promise). Ask questions that will leave you with a sense of whether your boss is a reasonable, rational individual and whether you will find the work environment pleasant:
Doing research may seem time-consuming and annoying, but you'll be grateful you did it. A fulfilling job can be not just a meaningful way to spend Monday through Friday, but also a short-cut to great future opportunities! Selecting well will not only reduce your chances of having to embark upon another job search in the near future, but will also open doors for potential advancement and skill building.
First Job Guide
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