4 Questions To Ask During Your Job Interview

While you may practice answering potential questions for an interview, don’t forget that you need to prepare some questions of your own.  The following post has four questions you should ask during a job interview.

When getting ready for an interview, it is important to not only prepare yourself to answer the questions you may be asked, but also questions that you can ask the people who are interviewing you. Many job seekers get so excited about finally getting an interview opportunity that they forget that interviewing is a two-way street. Yes – you need to make sure that this company and job are a good fit for you. Otherwise, you’ll be going through the job search process all over again when you (or the company) realize that it just wasn’t a good fit.

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4 Questions To Ask During Your Job Interview

8 Do’s & Don’ts After Your Job Interview

Now that you have completed your job interview, what is next?  The following post tells you what to do and what not to do once your interview is over.

Walking out of a job interview leaves most of us overwhelmed with a variety of feelings, whether it’s a sense of confidence and excitement or an unsettling worrisome feeling from a less-than-positive experience. Whatever your feelings may be, it’s important not to forget the steps that follow an interview.

Occasionally, the job search can cause an unforeseen amount of tunnel vision. We’re conditioned to focus closely on ensuring the proper preparation for the important parts of the hiring process, like receiving an offer to interview, but what follows is often overlooked.

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8 Do’s & Don’ts After Your Job Interview