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  • Jessica Lange 514-398-4690 ext. 00871 Humanities and Social Sciences Library

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Key sources

Company & Industry Information

Make sure you research the company you want to work for or the industry you want to work in, prior to writing your cover letter and going your interviews.

  • Factiva
    Full-text news and financial information - International.
  • FP Infomart
    All-in-one source of information on Canadian companies tracked by the Financial Post Data Group, as well as related stories from the Financial Post (National Post).
  • Passport GMID (Euromonitor)
    Background, competitive environment, market share, outlook, related industry reports and more.
  • Hoover's Company Records
    Find up to date proprietary editorial content covering more than 40,000 public and non-public companies and 225,000 key executives.
  • International Directory of Company Histories
    3-6 page long public company histories
  • Marketline (Datamonitor) 
    Contains SWOT, competitors, market share, related industry reports.
  • Mergent Online
    International coverage, contains public and private companies (click on D&M 20M tab for private company search). Comprehensive financials, competitors, annual reports, and more.

Company rankings

Tech Industry

Top in Canada

    Job Hunting & Deciding on a Job Market

    Search the McGill Library catalogue for books on these subjects:

    • Job Hunting
    • Career Changes

    Creating Résumés, Cover Letters, & Interview Preparation

    See this list of books at the library. 

    For additional books, search the McGill Library catalogue for books on these subjects:

    • Application for positions
    • Résumés (Employment)
    • Cover letters
    • Employment interviewing

      Guide last updated January 2013

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