12 Best Interview Questions to Ask in an Job Interview

What questions to ask in an interview. If you have a job interview coming up, I want to give you 12 of my best questions to ask questions to interviewer. You’ll sound smart and you’ll look interested in the job when you prepare yourself to ask the right questions to the interviewer.

If you have been interviewing for jobs, you know the importance of asking good question at the end of a job interview.

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In this video, I will teach you why the interviewer is asking the question, why most people get it wrong and what you should say.

They are asking you this interview question because if you can’t handle the stress that comes with your role, you are no use to their team. In fact, there are 4 things you need to say in your answer to this question to convince the hiring manager that you can handle stress and pressure!

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Now, before I do that, I only want you to ask questions in a job interview that you feel comfortable asking. Don’t just ask questions in your interview because you saw some guy on the internet, in a video and he told you that you should ask these questions.

Only ask questions that make sense to you, that feel comfortable for you. Because if you ask every question that I mentioned in this video, it’s going to create a very awkward moment for you and your interviewer and I guarantee you your interviewer is not going to be impressed.

So, how do you know what’s a good question to ask? Well, you want to ask questions that are going to help you make a decision about whether you want this job or not. If it doesn’t, then it’s not a good question. Now, I created another video on this topic; just the opposite; “Question Not to Ask in an Interview” and those are all the ‘Me type’ questions and you can watch that video. I’ll probably posted at the end of this one. But in this video, we’re just going to focus on questions to ask that are going to help you make a decision about whether you want to work there or not.

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[GodzLegacy]

First question: 2:06
Second question: 2:30
Third question: 3:42
Fourth question: 4:38
Fifth question: 5:01
Sixth question: 6:21
Seventh question: 7:37
Eighth question: 8:51
Ninth question: 9:21
Tenth question: 11:24
Eleventh question: 12:55
Twelfth question: 14:26

[silsil]

Watched a bunch of your videos, specifically the star method ones last week. I went on an interview this morning and wowed them. At the end, they said they still had 4 other candidates to interview and would call me in a week. 2 hours later, I was offered the job. Thank you so much for your videos! Extremely helpful 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[mayak]

Here are the 12 questions 🙏🏻
1. Can you tell me more about the day-to-day responsibilities of this position?
2. Who do you consider to be your top competitor and why?
3. What do you like best about working for this company?
4. What do you think are the most important qualities for someone to excel at this role?
5. What are the biggest challenges facing the company right now?
6. How do I compare with the other candidates that you have interviewed for this role?
7. What are the next steps in the interview process?
8. What are your expectations for this role during the first 6 months?
9. Have you determined a salary range for this position?
10. Where do you think the company is headed in the next 5 years?
11. Can you describe the company culture?
12. What are the biggest opportunities for the company right now ?

I wish all job seekers the best outcome for their interviews and to land their dream jobs. I have an interview tomorrow, wish me luck ☺️

[lachlangmbh]

I got my first job at Mc Donalds today. My interviewer was so impressed.

[BurritoMassacre]

I have an interview tomorrow, I didn’t apply for it because they were asking for a specific college degree that I do not posses, but they contacted me after finding my resume online. So I feel like I have the upper hand, and they told me on the phone they are willing to develop the right candidate. I love these question to ask them, thank you, wish me luck.

[juanitasews]

You have a lot of great advice. I blew a few great job interviews and kicked myself all the way home. I’ve aced phone interviews but had a face-to-face and failed. You have a lot of great tips and you are a great speaker. Your voice is so pleasant. Thanks for providing lots of free information. I am going to get your book. I am in the over 50 crowd and need all the help that I can get.

[TheCareerForce]

I've had candidates ask questions that they thought there were "supposed" to ask. It's usually pretty obvious and it seems worse than asking no question at all. I completely agree that you should only ask questions that you're comfortable with asking.

[shaunt]

All of his videos are gold. He really helped me out through my job interview process. AND I got the job!

[aliciaihnen]

this is very helpful.. I haven't had a job interview in 9 years so thanks again for your channel

[tylerwerner]

Anyone who says there are no stupid questions has never worked retail or in a restaurant

[boenania]

Mr. Don Georgevich...U R 1 of the most refreshingly in4mative personalities I have seen & heard in a L O N G time! Ur common sense knowledge (or should I write, "UNcommon?") and tongue in cheek humor is extremely valuable, rite on, and timeless; your delivery is lively & candid with just the correct dash of upbeat comedy. U really come across with a solid combination punch of hands on wisdom and sit down comedy. I look at it this way, if we cannot have fun during an interview, forget about it.

[lensasentivi]

Thanks Don, I'll definitely use one or several of the questions example that you have. Very helpful.

[JNash]

I used question # 5 at the end of a job interview for a big civil service promotion, with a panel twelve interviewers, this past Monday. I got offered the job right after the interview. You are great, Don!

[mckenzie]

He makes the assumption the interviewer is competent. In my experience, a lot of them haven't a clue how to interview someone.

[devmike]

I like it and asked two of the questions from here and got a managerial role, as well as, the pre-knowledge of what was going on at the job; which I conveniently encountered the very situation from an employee on the first day at the job, I felt an internal smile when it came up and was 100% prepared - it felt like crushing a popcan underheel.

[nitishajain]

The importance of questions to ask has always made me wonder about how to go about it, what to and what not to, Don's guide helps is helpful. I have seen two of Don's videos so far and what I find most helpful from his videos versus other videos is his explanation with examples. It is good to know how to answer/get the thought process started with a given answer than to just know what to do or what not to.

[healthlifestyle]

Fantastic video. Thank you so much for all that you do.

[gjaeigjiajeg]

Thank you very much for sharing. I'm writing a few of these down.

[tillie-jaynemusic]

I love this video, so informative and really useful- thank you!

[fionarobertson]

All your videos are fab, amazing tips!