Three Questions You MUST Ask at the End of Every Job Interview

TLDRIn this video, Abby shares the three important questions you should ask at the end of a job interview. Asking these questions shows your interest, helps you understand the company culture, clarifies role expectations, and addresses any hesitations the interviewers may have. Avoid saying you have no questions as it can make you seem unprepared or disinterested in the position.

Key insights

🔑Asking questions at the end of an interview demonstrates your interest and helps you determine if the company is a good fit for you.

💡Cultural-based questions allow the interviewers to talk about themselves and their organization, making them feel more positive about the conversation.

💼Role-specific questions clarify job expectations, demonstrate your preparedness, and show that you are forward-thinking.

Hesitation questions can be intimidating to ask, but they give you an opportunity to address any concerns the interviewers may have and show that you can handle feedback.

🤔Preparing thoughtful questions shows that you have done your research and are genuinely interested in the position.

Q&A

Why is it important to ask questions at the end of a job interview?

Asking questions shows your interest, helps you determine if the company is a good fit for you, and allows you to address any concerns or clarify expectations.

What are cultural-based questions and why should you ask them?

Cultural-based questions allow the interviewers to talk about themselves and their organization, creating a positive impression and helping you assess the company's values and work environment.

Why should you ask role-specific questions?

Role-specific questions clarify job expectations, show that you are prepared and forward-thinking, and demonstrate your genuine interest in the position.

What are hesitation questions and why are they important?

Hesitation questions allow you to address any concerns or hesitations the interviewers may have about you filling the position. Asking these questions shows your openness to feedback and your willingness to address any potential issues.

Why should you prepare questions for the end of a job interview?

Preparing questions demonstrates that you have done your research, are genuinely interested in the position, and shows your level of preparedness and professionalism.

Timestamped Summary

00:00Abby introduces the importance of asking questions at the end of a job interview.

02:24Abby explains the significance of cultural-based questions and provides examples.

03:49Abby discusses the importance of asking role-specific questions and gives examples of what to ask.

05:56Abby explains hesitation questions and their importance in addressing any concerns the interviewers may have.

06:43Abby emphasizes the importance of preparing questions and provides tips for leaving a memorable and positive impression.