101 Dynamite Questions to Ask at Your Job Interview

by Richard Fein

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Key questions interviewees should always ask at the end of each interview.

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Book helps you ask the right kinds of questions and what not to ask during your job interview. Mostly for those who like to ask questions of a company that are more than the basic. (

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Here’s the first book to examine the key qeustions job seekers should ask at the interview, including 40 questions about the job, 40 questions relating to the company, 10 questions about the industry or profession, questions relating to outside influences, questions for closing the interview and questions you should always avoid asking at the interivew.

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