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Preparation and Tactful Questions in Interviews
Whenever I go for interviews, I always look forward to an opportunity to ask the interviewer one or two quick but vital questions regarding the job I am applying for that were not covered by my pre-interview research.
I have always been asking questions all my life and career so I am more comfortable if the interviewer asks intelligent questions rather than basic ones that show he/she does not have enough preparation for the very job he/she does. If the interviewee prepares, I expect the interviewer does the same. That is a red flag if the recruiter/interviewer shows overconfidence or arrogance in spite of lack of preparation and ignorance at the same time of human character, background, culture or current events. For example, if the recruiter/interviewer asks "What makes your day?" I will not leave the room without asking him/her the same question. Whether it is Barack Obama or David Cameron, I will still do the same....Preparation and tactful questions based on the interviewer's questions. So BEWARE of your questions, recruiters.
Whenever I go for interviews, I always look forward to an opportunity to ask the interviewer one or two quick but vital questions regarding the job I am applying for that were not covered by my pre-interview research.
I have always been asking questions all my life and career so I am more comfortable if the interviewer asks intelligent questions rather than basic ones that show he/she does not have enough preparation for the very job he/she does. If the interviewee prepares, I expect the interviewer does the same. That is a red flag if the recruiter/interviewer shows overconfidence or arrogance in spite of lack of preparation and ignorance at the same time of human character, background, culture or current events. For example, if the recruiter/interviewer asks "What makes your day?" I will not leave the room without asking him/her the same question. Whether it is Barack Obama or David Cameron, I will still do the same....Preparation and tactful questions based on the interviewer's questions. So BEWARE of your questions, recruiters.
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