I just found this list of questions you can ask at the end of a job interview: http://www.businessinsider.com/questions-to-ask-at-end-of-job-interview-2016-4
Asking these questions demonstrate that you have an interest in the job, and may help give you an edge over other candidates who might not seem as engaged. Maybe choose a few that you are genuinely curious about. Remember, you are interviewing the company too!
Today's "Weekly Interview Prep" Question: How do you deal with pressure or stressful situations?
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I’ve often been asked if I’m married on interviews. I can’t tell if it’s a job related question or a pick-up line. Is this a legal interview question? How should I respond without ruining my application status?
Today's "Weekly Interview Prep" Question: What word best describes you and why?
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Today's "Weekly Interview Prep" Question: Tell me about a challenge you faced in your last role, and how you overcame it.
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How do I answer this question during an interview. Why do you want to work here
"Can you give me a specific example of how you demonstrated outstanding Customer Service?” I know I have to use an example from my previous work experience but I’m not exactly sure what the interviewer is looking for or how specific should I be in my answer.
This question really threw me off because I wasn’t sure how to answer it without bashing my co-worker and making myself sound super righteous. I try to avoid discussing negative situations during interviews so I’m curious to see how other jobcasers would respond.
This was an interview question I was asked this week for a seasonal retail position believe it or not! I thought the manager was kidding so I gave him a silly answer like “Desperately Seeking Employment”.
#Today's "Daily Interview Prep" Question: What interests you most for working for this company?
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