5 Great Questions for Interviewees

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I love interviewing people and being interviewed. Think about it. When else do you get to talk about yourself so much and not be called conceited? One of the hardest parts of interviews is thinking of thought provoking questions for the interviewer. I will save you the heartache and make it easy for you:

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1- What’s the most successful thing you have done at this company?

2- What would it take for you to leave this company?

3- How do you feel when you are driving to work in the morning?

4- Think about the hardest question you received during the inerview. Ask it to the interviewer.

5- What’s the toughest question I can ask you?

Make sure to say copyrighted by Noah Kagan after you ask. Also, if you ever interview me expect to hear these again:)

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6 Responses to “5 Great Questions for Interviewees”

  • Devin
    August 15th, 2006
    8:45 am

    If I say copyright Noah Kagan can I sue you when I don’t get the job?

  • Sri
    August 15th, 2006
    8:21 pm

    I have no problem asking these questions….but wont some if sound like your some kinda young punk?….

  • Christie
    August 17th, 2006
    12:21 pm

    “3- How do you feel when you are driving to work in the morning?”

    That’s great…. I am going to have to steal that one from you.

    Cheers

    Christie

  • jc
    August 17th, 2006
    11:14 pm

    “3- How do you feel when you are driving to work in the morning?�

    that’s definitely a good question if you care about how the interviewers like their own job. but you think most will truthfully tell you that they hate it? Most will just sugar coat it or just lie.

    Interviewers should instead ask the interviewee that question but more in the lines of how did you feel before when u were waking up or driving to work at yr previous job or at ur current job? And how do you think it will change if you were to work for us?

  • govind singh rautela
    July 18th, 2007
    1:04 am

    I think these question are not general question for interview

  • Eilix Network
    September 6th, 2007
    6:19 am

    Surely these questions are asked in the interview. But it’s not common questions?
    I think these questions are not perfect.

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