Job Interview Questions: At the end of the job interview when you are asked if you have any questions for them what are good questions?

When you're doing an interview usually at the end they will ask if you have any questions for them, what are some good questions to ask? Or is there something they want you to ask?

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Recommended Answer:
Ask them a question in regard to their company. Where to they see their company headed in the future? Seem genuinely interested in this company, like it is the only company you would ever want to work at. That is what they are looking for.

How To Prepare For Your Job Interview

• do research on the company beforehand and ask them random questions even if you know the answers, you just wanna look like you really want the job


• When will you be making your decision?


• A good question is to ask if they offer any extra training or qualifications relevant to improving your skills in the job.


• How much do I get paid?
  How often will I be paid?
  Is there often mandatory overtime?
  When will I know if I got the job?
  Should I call you if you don't call me?
  Will I be part time or full time?
  
  Also be sure to be polite when leaving. "It was nice meeting you" "I look forward to hearing from you" Things like that.


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• No offense to Ashley above but her questions would likely not get you the job. Typically asking about the pay, benefits, overtime, etc. on the first interview conveys to the employer that you are only interested in what the company can offer you, not them.
  
  Ask things about their particular industry (research beforehand), your responsibilities -- perhaps tasks that you might be required to do that fall outside the formal job description, who you will be reporting to and how your performance will be measured, growth potential and career track of position, what skills they're looking for in a candidate, etc.


• What is your timeline for making a decision/what's the next step?
  
  May I have your business card?
  
  If you have any questions about anything you weren't clear about, it's always good to ask.