The pros and cons of working for small companies

Article Abstract:

The benefits of working for a small company include hands-on experience, personal contact with top management and higher starting salaries. Job security, training and less employee burn-out are some advantages of large companies.

Psychological aspects, Employment, Small business, Corporations

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Should you lie to get a job?

Article Abstract:

Most employers will fire or refuse to hire anyone who lies on a resume or job application. Job applicants may be tempted to exaggerate some of their qualifications, but they should avoid this temptation.

Ethical aspects, Job hunting, Job applicants

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