What questions should I ask in an interview?

In this video we will cover what questions to ask at the end of an interview as well as some questions to avoid asking.

[yourthoughtamazesme]

Been watching all of your videos. Thanks so much for your thoughts on the interview processes--I've learned many new things!

[jojohansen]

great tips! much appreciated. watched the 1 & 2 negotiations, you gave me great ideas.

[MrSokmax]

Thank you, Professor! Why did you stop your lectures? They ar so undestendable...

[cserr]

I want to work for a company that welcomes dialogue. Not being able to ask real questions that are of my concern for fear of putting off the interviewer seems wrong. What if they hire me & we aren’t a match because of the questions I wasn’t allowed to ask? The prospect is at a disadvantage, the “pick of the crop” is left to the employer—high turnover.

[mahdealchab]

This video has helped me get a job and a family thank u scharff daddy ❤️❤️❤️

[vladba]

Please make a video addressing the "tell me about yourself" question

[monstersince]

why are you hiring expansion or lost employee

[vovanminh]

thanks sir, your video is very helpful.

[craigkarimalbasri]

There are so many job postings that still do not offer a salary range...depending on the position, that could mean that going through 7 rounds of interviews before finding out that the job pays much less than what you are currently making. This ends up being a huge waste of time and effort for all involved. So, I disagree with your assertion that one should not ask about salary. I think there is a way to be diplomatic about it and to ask is there is a range. If an interviewer can ask me what my current salary is....then, I see no reason why I shouldn't be able to find out what they are expecting to pay the candidate they are going to hire.

[etiennenzabirinda]

I like your video Scharf please let know your email to talk

[daveypooh]

I didn't really learn anything that I already knew except for the fact don't say the word "Umm" so often.  You used "umm" about 64 times in 452 seconds which is about one "umm" for every 7 seconds. Respectfully, you need to practice your speaking skills.