Questions to ask employers during job interviews

Posted on the October 21st, 2008 under Employment Tips by Eugene Gregorio

  • What is <company name? plan for the next 5 years and how is <department> specifically its  <position> fit in?

  • Is the department a profit center?

  • How important are the department’s function to senior management?

  • Are you ready and able to hire now?

  • How long has the position been open?

  • How many employees have held the position in the last five years?

  • Why are former employees no longer in the position?

  • How many employees have been promoted from the position in the past five years?

  • What does management consider to be the five most important duties of the position?

  • What do you expect the person you hire to accomplish?

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