Compiled each year by Fortune research partner Great Place to Work, is based on surveys of employees working for companies with offices around the globe

Glassdoor is a free jobs and career community that offers the world an inside look at jobs and companies. In particular past and current employees can submit reviews of what it's like to work for the company.

Another great source to locate jobs and to read company reviews

This article describes what one should expect from company review sites such as Glassdoor and Indeed and how much reliance one can place in their reviews

A nice, brief introduction to getting to know a company before an interview

You should come to the interview with a good baseline of knowledge about the company. This post discusses 7 ways to find out what you need to know before the big day.

Is there such a thing as knowing too much about a potential employer or hiring manager? Yes, sometimes digging too deep and oversharing what you’ve learned can actually hurt you during the interview process. This article provides guidelines, researching a potential employer without becoming a creep.

Researching employers is one of the best ways to become a stand-out candidate during the hiring process. Use the information provided in this article to help you put on your detective hat and investigating potential employers.

Researching your interviewer puts you ahead of your competition—it helps you learn about the company,makes the conversation flow better, and makes you appear more confident. This article explains why and how to do this.

Researching the company before an interview is vital but knowing details about the hiring manager or interviewer can be beneficial, too. After all, career experts suggest that job seekers address their cover letter to the hiring manager. This article discusses how you can research them before your interview? And what do you do with this information once you have it?