Take advantage of this, and be prepared. Your best chance of really evaluating a company, and of looking good at the interview, is to do your homework beforehand. Researching the company, both formally and informally, can give you an incredible edge over those who don t, or who do a cursory job. The basic resources, annual reports, marketing information, articles, can be gotten the same way you gather that information for research papers. This is a minimum requirement.
Most companies have websites, often including information geared to potential hires.
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