On the Job

There’s more to learn when you start your career than just the skills you’ll need to do your job well. One area well worth pursuing is making the most of your employee benefits. Depending on what’s important to you — ranging from health insurance to a flexible work schedule — these benefits can help make a job really rewarding, personally as well as financially.

While you may not learn about all the workplace benefits available to you until you take a job, it pays to investigate the range of benefits an employer offers as part of your job search.

During your interview, the people you meet with will probably mention the benefits as part of their pitch. If that’s not the case, or if they don’t mention something that matters to you, don’t be embarrassed to ask. Wanting to know which benefits a potential employer provides shows you’re serious about the job.

 

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