A recent Reddit thread . asked, "At the end of a job interview they always ask, Would you like to ask any questions? //What question should the candidate ask?" ..Here are some of most helpful/ submissions:
- "What common charcteristics do you see in people who do well in this position??"
- What do you like about working here?
I have done a lot of interviews, and one thing, I always appreciate is when the candidate asks this question.
- How do you plan and manage projects?
[As someone who [was] asked this question twice today (we're hiring a lot of people...), //
the questions that will impress me are ones that show the candidate is thoughtful and cares about avoiding dysfunctional places.]
- If I were to start working here, what do you think the biggest challenge for me would be??
It tells you something about the work environment, as well as what they perceive your weakness to be.//
- Do you have any reservations about me or my background for this position?>??
"After asking job specific questi ons, the final question should be this one.
That way, you can squash any of their hesitations if they have any."
