What kind of questions may I ask in an interview? By Matthew Coppola
- Matthew Coppola
- Aug 9, 2018
- 1 min read
Generally speaking, at the end of most interviews conducted, the prospective employer may ask the candidate if they have any questions before they conclude the interview.
It’s always best to have at least one or two questions to ask the employer. Too many questions can be off-putting, not enough questions or any at all may show disinterest in the role, or it may be perceived by the potential employer that the candidate has not taken much thought about the role.
Good questions to ask include:
What is the workplace culture like?
What makes a successful person in performing this role?
What kind of challenges do you envision in this role?
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