Often during the interview, especially at the end, the interviewer will ask if you have any questions. You can use this opportunity to show how well you have researched the company. People who have researched the company, its direction, and the industry are well prepared and will stand out in the interviewer's mind. The amount of time you spend getting to know the company will translate into a perception of interest and enthusiasm. It will also help you to correlate your skills to the position in question. Your knowledge of current events will prove to the employer that you are a curious will-informed professional who keeps on top of the latest happenings, which may impact your profession. Other questions are:
These are helpful questions when deciding whether or not to accept an offer.
- What kind of insurance policies do you offer?
- How much vacation time would I receive in the first year, second year, etc...?
- Do you pay for overtime?
- Do you pay for continuing education?
- Do you provide programs for working mothers?
- What is the salary? Bonuses, etc...
- Do you pay for review courses and test materials for professional examinations?