as someone who has worked extensively in human resourses, be very careful about asking questions related to posters 1 and 2..
poster 3 guestions sounds feasible enuff..
sorry guys..
but with these type of questions, he may be talking himself out of a great job..
just remember to speak about your assests, and how these assests can benefit the company..
Ask the rest of the questions *after* u have gotten the j-o-b
2007-01-22 11:27:05
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answer #1
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answered by susan q 4
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It's a good thing you have thought of asking questions yourself. Not many employees know they have this right. Ok....the questions you should ask your prospective employer are divided into two categories:
- ask about the company (structure, policy etc) to show that you are really interested
- ask about your personal advantages / benefits (salary, vacations, health insurance) to show that you're interested but you also have your needs.
Here is more:
http://www.cvtips.com/question_to_ask_during_an_interview.html
Good luck!
2007-01-16 16:14:29
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answered by allanah 3
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I love to ask this question.
What are some examples of how your company invests in its employees, so that they may achieve increased productivity?
I think a whole lot of an interview is always centered around what you can do for the firm, blah blah blah.......
I think its a curveball to flip this and ask them what they are willing to do to help you produce for them.
Youd be surprised how few companies have a good answer for that.
2007-01-15 08:37:58
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answered by M O 6
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is there a defined "career ladder" within this organisation - shows that you plan to stick with the organisation long enough to move up, and shows you are dedicated to your own development
is there a high turnover within the organisation, why do staff generally leave - more a question for you, obviously something wrong with the organisation if there is a high turnover without good reason. still a pretty insightful question?
2007-01-15 07:45:50
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answered by Anonymous
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