How to find a good employer or a good company
My wish list for good employer or company
- Research the company or their ratings on some forum usually glassdoor is a good one
- Read reviews not just look at numbers
- Find out from friends or family
- If you are interviewed, see if you can Turn the table
- Turn the table means when you interview do a discussion style interview not just employer asking you questions
- See how the interviewer would respond to similar questions that they have asked you
- Salary - What if you are asking 50 and company offers you 45 - I would stay away
- Usually good company would offer you 50 or 55
- On the website the employer says they are the best places to work but the user rating on glassdoor is poor - I would say stay away
- Company staff is rude
- Interview time no one asks you for a cup of water or coffee - Stay away
- You arrive early and the interviewer knows that you have arrived but they don't receive you until the agreed time common courtesy - I say watch your step or stay away
- Employer insists upon very strict background check, financial history, medical, asking W2 - I say stay away they don't trust you - trust issues
- Vacation is on accrual basis but you work in IT and you are needed to work off hours and evenings but company does not allow you to be flexible with your time accordingly - Sign of working too much - stay away
- Companies have a policy to pay you after two weeks of work - Find one that pays you in advance for two weeks
- Above are some of the items on my wish list of good employers
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