Mail clerk
Always, it's good to gain some insight on the place your about to be spending a lot of time at
Yes
Glass door is a good one. Actual employees tell you what they're dealing with from that company so you know who to avoid working for .
Custom specialist
Sometimes I do
Go on the website under business bureau and see what the company has to offer you, verses what you need and if it is in your best interests to succeed in your career or future endeavors.
I wish to have a good job that I can remotely work at home so I can take care of my home as well as make money at the same time. I'm over qualified because I have two Associates degrees so I know that I can be good for your company thank you
I flip through the web page of any prospective company, before applying, to see if I can get a feel for their products and attitudes. Would they mesh with my own ideas? Would I feel comfortable enough to want to put my best efforts into working for them?
the best way to evaluate a company is while hired. If you find it is not the place you want to be long term then find another role, but in the mean time you have a community that you can leverage.