What Should You Ask on the Interview?

If you've done any research on interviewing, you know that you MUST ask the employer questions. This shows that you are interested in the job and that you've done some homework. It's also important to know what questions you should stay away from. Vault (Career Insider) recently shared a list of questions you SHOULD NOT ask on the interview:

1. What are the hours?

2. What is the salary? Is there an opportunity to earn a bonus?

3. Who are your main competitors?

4. What does the timeline look like for promotions?

5. What is the dress code?

6. Could I work from home?

7. How many paid vacation days and sick days would I get?

8. What other benefits would you provide?

9. Does the company monitor employee email or social media accounts?

10. What do you like least about working here?

For reasons why you shouldn't ask these questions and additional tips, read the entire post: http://access.vault.com/blog/interviewing/10-questions-never-to-ask-in-an-interview

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