Where do you go to find information on a company you want to work for?

I get information from sources I can trust because they want me to get a job; like career services offices suggested by people who come to school; career libraries on campus and in the employment offices for school and work because they have other job sites and many divisions where you can be employed. Always the employment offices, they make appointments for testing to see if you are qualified; public libraries; business associations, and employment agents.
Online, read the company news about who they are what they do and what they stand for. Talk to people about their jobs and what their work is really like. Visit the company and check it out to see if you agree and watch to see what kind of people leave or come in; accountants; HR people; and see if that company would hire somebody with your skills. Chat online about work and who is hiring. Read newspaper articles about different businesses to see if they could be looking for someone with your skills.

— Submitted by A. T. from Oakland, California, United States through the CollegeRecruiter.com Career Blog Application on Facebook.com.