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Interview
do's and dont's
Research the job and company
"The Interview"
"Helpful tips" by w. dean lee
Helpful tips for the interview
10 reasons for rejection
20 commonly asked interview questions
Questions you should ask
A note on ethics
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Types of Questions To Ask The Interviewer
Many
of these questions would also be appropriate to ask alumni when
you do your initial research on a company. Be aware, though, that
interviewers will recognize canned questions—avoid those.
Do sufficient homework on the company that you can ask specific
questions based on your knowledge.
- What are the company's and department's goals for the next five years?
- What part do you expect me to play in achieving these goals?
- What personality traits and skills are critical to success in this position?
- How do you identify and reward outstanding work? Tell me about your performance appraisal system.
- Are people encouraged to learn about the organization beyond their own departments?
- What is the chain of command here? Formal or informal?
- Where is the person who last occupied this position?
- How do you feel about professional development courses, conventions, etc., as vehicles for enhancing professional growth?
- Tell me about the most important projects the organization has recently begun. What projects are planned for the future?
- How do you envision my background and skills complementing those of your current staff?
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