Researching Specific Employers

For employer directories, which describe companies to potential employees, indicating typical job openings, benefits, and employment contacts, don’t miss:

• Career Guide: Dun’s Employment Opportunities Directory, published annually, an alphabetical listing of prospective employers with useful indexes.
• National JobBank, published annually, provides employment contact information organized by state with an industrial cross-index.
• Almanac of American Employers, a directory of the largest growth companies, detailing benefits and types of employees sought. Companies are rated on the level of salaries and benefits they provide.
• Peterson’s Job Opportunities, A series of guides that is published annually and lists companies hiring college graduates in business, engineering, computer science, and health and science. Companies indexed by Industry, starting location, and areas of expertise.
• Employment Opportunities USA, an overview of major industries and employment opportunities within specific major companies.
• DUN & Bradstreet, Dun & Bradstreet is recognized around the world as the leader in providing information on global businesses.

You may also find useful information in the general business and industry specific directories. Use the industry classification section/index to identify companies of interest.