How Many Questions Should You Ask In An Interview? - Coaching Moment

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In today's episode, JT O'Donnell addresses how many questions you should be asking during a job interview.

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[neetrab]

I asked about 8 or 9 questions in my phone interview friday. My hiring mgr answered them completely and was pretty at length with it. I'll consider that a good thing. Meant she liked me, I guess. Either that or that's just her personality.

[sayeedabarrat]

Great video!
What questions should be asked if the interview is for a promotion within the company? What would the 4C's be then?

[stavriannagini]

Thank you, straight to the point and aligned with reality, as always. Also, I need to add, fabulous jacket you're wearing, top quality! (I can't help it, I'm a garment person...:-) )

[grantdaniels]

I love your recommendation to ask about referencing notes/questions prepared before the interview. I've been bringing my laptop to interviews where my notes/questions have been prepared. Do you recommend doing this? Still asking permission to use my laptop? Thanks!!

[lmay]

I'm mostly nervous during my interviews.
What's the best way to overcome this?
Do more mock interviews with different professionals/friends/family members?
Any suggestions would be helpful..
Tia!

[karlariveragalarce]

I just ran into a tricky situation....Back in December I interviewed with a company for a position as a contractor, that interview was with the person who would be my boss. Recently, the company opened a conversion posting for those of us wanting to stay on as Full Time employees (doing the same job). This time the interview was with my boss and a counterpart of his (since she also has contractors in her team wanting to convert). I prepared for my interview but did not think about asking questions. When it got to that part of the interview I was a little stuck. I could not ask the same questions I did back in December and at this point I've worked in that company 10 months so I feel pretty comfortable. Any suggestions on what I should have asked?

[lara]

Loving all these videos! I was trying to find a video on what to wear for an interview. But can't seem to find one. Do you have any? I have a couple of interviews this week and I've been on 4 already and no luck. I wanted to make sure that my dress attire isn't the issue.

[banana]

I ran into an interesting scenario in a recent interview where the phone interviewer was on the other side of the country, and so had no intimate knowledge of the team, supervisor, or the office culture. The questions I had in mind were pretty specific to that office, so what can I ask in these situation where the interviewer is not equipped to answer them?

[ennysondon]

Nice video..so informative. I have a question..what is the best way to get a job in New York City if I am living in a different city?? Any tips??