Question

question 1
if you are searching for a job and want to learn more about companies you’re interested in working for, including things like how well they pay, how satisfied their current employees are, and what kind of corporate citizens they are, what are two primary resources and two secondary research resources you could use to provide supporting evidence?

Explanation:

To answer this, we recall primary (first - hand) and secondary (second - hand) research resources. Primary resources for company info: 1. Company's official website (provides direct data like pay scales, corporate social responsibility reports). 2. Current employees (interviews or surveys for satisfaction). Secondary resources: 1. Job - review websites (e.g., Glassdoor, aggregate employee reviews). 2. Business news articles (e.g., from Bloomberg, report on company's corporate citizenship and financial health).

Answer:

Primary resources: 1. The company's official website (for pay, corporate citizenship info). 2. Interviews with current employees (for employee satisfaction). Secondary resources: 1. Glassdoor (for employee satisfaction and pay insights). 2. Bloomberg (for corporate citizenship and financial - related company info).