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  • Quintessential Careers Job Interviewing Quiz

    Answer to #17

    Question: True or false: No matter what, you should always ask a question when the interviewer asks if you have any questions about the job or the company.

    1. true
    2. false

    Answer: The answer is A. This question is one of those heuristics (rule of thumb) employers use to make a quick judgment about a candidate, thus a person who does not have any questions equates to a person who really is not interested in working for the company.

    So, even if you think all your questions have been answered, you really need to have a few special questions in reserve -- ones that can also show off your knowledge about the company -- such as, "how will the new distribution center you’re building in Florida affect your southeast deliveries?"

    Here’s a list of possible questions you could ask during an interview.

    Back to the Quintessential Careers Job Interviewing Quiz.



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