Here are some responses from readers on questions they have asked at the end of an interview:<\/p>\n
“I’ve always liked to ask people what time benefits start. They generally have given me that info, which helps me compare against other companies I am interviewing with.”<\/p>\n
“I never thought about good questions to ask at the end of an interview; but I think next time I do interview I will have to think of something good…”<\/p>\n
“As a recruiter, a candidate who doesn’t have any questions is a disinterested candidate…”<\/p>\n
“…sometimes the best questions to ask are the ones that make the employer realize you have done your homework.”<\/p>\n
From a manager – “If a prospective employee asks me how much the job pays, sometimes if it is not phrased correctly I get the feeling they are just in it for the money.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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