Job interviews are always exciting. You want to give the right answers, but don't forget to ask questions too.
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Looking for a new job can sometimes be difficult. When you finally find a company or organization that you feel good about and get an interview, you are naturally happy. You want to make a good impression and hear yourself proclaim during the interview that you are an excellent team player, always find it hard to let go of your work and your communication skills are completely on point. You know for sure. This employer has no choice but to offer you a job. Feeling satisfied, you walk out of the room and wait for a call from your potential new employer. You forget only one thing.
Important question
A job interview ends with the question: do you have any questions you want to ask? This is the moment when you can show that you have immersed yourself in the company or organization. You can do this by asking a question like: "What is an average working day like here?" or "What are the qualities you must possess as an employee to be able to fulfill this position well? If an employer then says, for example, that he or she must be especially good at dealing with deadlines, you can indicate how you did this in the past (and therefore why you are so good at it). If you especially like a good atmosphere in the workplace, you could ask about the work culture that prevails there. That way you come across as interested and you also know immediately what to expect. It's a win-win situation.