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Amy Elisa Jackson—Glassdoor, Fast Company
Thu, 12/05/2019 - 3:00am

Beware before you say yes to taking a job offer at any of these types of companies. No matter how desperate you are for a job, or how annoyed you may be at your current gig, there are some companies you’re better off not working for. Even if the money is good, the role seems irresistible, and even your friends say it’s worth a shot, accepting a role at a crappy company can set your career back and even jeopardize your future success.Read Full Story

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