TOP 10 Questions to ASK in an INTERVIEW!

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In this video, Richard McMunn will tell you the TOP 10 Questions to ASK in an Interview!

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HERE'S WHAT RICHARD COVERS IN THIS JOB INTERVIEW TRAINING TUTORIAL:
1. I will explain why it is so important to ask the right questions in an interview!
2. I will tell you the exact number of questions you should always ask in an interview.
3. I will give you my TOP 10 recommended questions to ask in any job interview.
4. BONUS: I will give you a brilliant example answer to the “TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF?” interview question!

TOP 10 QUESTIONS TO ASK IN AN INTERVIEW (Killer interview questions to ask employers) 03:46

HOW TO ANSWER THE INTERVIEW QUESTION: TELL ME ABOUT YOURSELF: 09:40

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[LivingOrganismFromMarsAndVenus]

Hello Richard. I have got a job offer as a project manager this week. I am very happy. I have struggled for 2 months going through many interviews and I received many crazy technical questions (applied for PM in software companies). At last one company wasn't interested in technical part, they were looking for a project manager to be a liaison between client and the company and to administrate the project. They liked me and the very next day I received a congratulations call. Thank you so much for your videos, I learned a lot watching them.

[NikhilSingh-dyrl]

Thank you so much, I've been following your page for a while now trying to secure the right job for me and I finally got it! I've had some fantastic guidance from you thanks again 🙌

[debsevillano]

hello Richard. my interview was 2 days ago and i can’t thank you enough bcos your tips helped me a lot. I didn’t get the same questions i was preparing to but gladly your tips gave me ways how to handle in the interview. I got a job offer yesterday and it made me happy. thank you so much Richard. I will share your channel to my friends to help them for their interview 😍

[kratosthegamer]

Just want to say thank youuuu!
Your videos gave me the confidence in getting my first job on the spot at Marshalls.Keep up the good work sir!

[louisaime]

Just want to say thank you Richard!
Your videos gave me the confidence, and now I got offer .

[aaronharris]

Cannot say how amazing these questions are to ask, i used 3 of them in my recent interview and ended up getting the job. Great way to stand out at the end of an interview

[faithbrielle]

I have watched all your videos.They help so much. Thank you .

[toddmawoyo]

The tips where out of this world. Thank you very much for your support

[PRiNCESS]

I’ve been watching your videos religiously. Here to say I got the job yesterday ! Thank you so much 😊

[Shafia]

I have watched many of your videos during my interview phase. I am happy to say that I got offer from two companies, one of them being a prestigious one. Thankyou!

[cdesousa]

I've just had my telephone interview with Amazon and I've watched all your videos and they've helped so much even the hiring manager said she can tell I've done my homework :-) I find out in a few days if I progress to panel.

[dianeh]

Hello Richard, thank you for everything you share. I learn a lot from you’re videos. My hardest issue in an interview is I get so nervous I fumble and find myself forgetting everything. I didn’t know it was professional when I take note that it’s okay to open my notebook and read from my notes . To answer these difficult questions.

[JudyRandyChannel]

You always had a great video sir this is very helpful thank you for sharing

[NDahlonline]

I found a great question to ask is if the company has a pension plan. I once spoke to a manager i had been working for previously and he told me he found interviewees rarely asked about the company and when they did it was never about the pension and other benefits. I agree that the angle of asking for holidays is wrong, so the solution is asking about pension and benefits to show that you are in it for the long run. I've been getting good responses on that question and started in a new position today. This is in Norway, results may vary in different cultures of course.

Edit: After i finished i realized there's another great tip: go have a coffee with managers you have worked for. Great time to ask them if you can give their numbers to potential employers for a reference and that in its self is a great opportunity to segue the conversation into asking what it is like to be at their end of an interview, which always makes them talk about what they like and dislike with interviewees. Which results in them liking you more and talking you up even more when the potential employer phones them.

[Killjoy]

I watched a ton of your videos. I also practiced a lot. And i nailed my very first time interview at my first company. And gotta start my career with them real soon. Thank you so much sir for helping us. This job means a lot for me. Thank youu

[veroniquenguyen]

Thanks for all the good advice! I got the job!!

[W_Akram]

I have seen you all relevant videos for my interview and i am selected with 50% hiked

[ssekiddenasser]

Great advise and this it's very good to have those classes because some of we never get so much qualifications but you helped us to gain knowledge keep it Richard best regards but Iam requesting you to do how to write a good email job application

[perfecthalf]

Hi Richard, a few of your answers especially work priority and working under pressure have an element of working overtime of staying behind. In my experience, there are employers who do not like that and consider that a red flag in candidates as it indicates that by always staying behind or doing OT they will get burned, stressed and start thinking of leaving.

[zikrydiksy]

I'm wondering if you have a chance to be the hire manager or the recruiter what type of question you're going to ask to the candidate?
I'm really excited to see a video like that