While at a job interview, is it right to ask the person who's interviewing me for his contact info/bus. card?

Answer 1

Absolutely..and if he/she doesn't offer it to you, they either lack business protocol, or are testing you to see if you are confident enough to ask for it (probably the former, however).

Good luck to you in your job search/change.

Answer 2

It is absolutely proper and polite to do so.

Having that card also reminds you with whom you interviewed. Could come in handy if the company asks for a second interview. It also provides you contact information in the event you wish to follow the interview up with a thank-you.

Answer 3

It depends on the situation. Personally when I go to a job interview I ask more questions than they do, I want to know if I am going to like the job, got to know what it pays, and if overtime is mandatory, stuff like that, I am more of the interviewer. It makes you look dumb not to ask questions. Counter questions with questions, act like you would be doing them a favor by coming to work for them. It works for me. I have laughed in prospective employers faces when they told me what the job paid, and said no thanks and walked out. If you don't know what the job pays find that out first thing, you might want to walk out of the interview after their answer, possibly laughing!

Answer 4

Yes, but wait until the end of the interview because he may offer it first.

Answer 5

Yes, this shows your interest in the position. This way you can also follow up with a thank you letter!

Answer 6

Yes and it show interest in the person and company.
do it and they will put more stock in you.

Answer 7

Certainly, if it is not offered to you.

Answer 8

No.