One of the biggest frustrations job seekers face is realizing — sometimes too late — that the company they joined doesn’t value growth, training, or employee well-being. Maybe you’ve experienced it: a job that looked amazing on paper but turned out to be chaotic, isolating, or downright toxic. Or a company that promised development opportunities but delivered nothing but burnout and turnover. Good news: you can avoid a lot of that disappointment by researching employers up fr

You send out applications. You wait. Nothing. It feels personal, but most of the time it’s fixable. Recruiters are busy, tools are picky,...