Comments on: office depot questions to ask after interview? http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview Shop right to the top Mon, 21 May 2012 02:41:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.2.1 By: akinsusan@rocketmail.com http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview#comment-272 akinsusan@rocketmail.com Wed, 11 Nov 2009 03:31:04 +0000 http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview#comment-272 Questions to ask the employer's could be more than 1 person: Can you tell me why this position is open? How many hours would you expect me to work.? How would you describe your company's management style? Is there a job description? What would be my major responsibility's? When would you receive an a evaluation? As far a pay decide what you need Questions to ask the employer’s could be more than 1 person:
Can you tell me why this position is open?
How many hours would you expect me to work.?
How would you describe your company’s management style?
Is there a job description?
What would be my major responsibility’s?
When would you receive an a evaluation?

As far a pay decide what you need

]]> By: EE0N http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview#comment-271 EE0N Sat, 07 Nov 2009 20:37:04 +0000 http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview#comment-271 Ask questions that make you seem interested in the job, first of all. If it's a line job (stockroom, cashier), you can't negotiate any of that, but if it's a job at a corporate office, that may be negotiable. Otherwise, its generally best to let them bring up salary. In professional jobs this is done when they ask for your "salary expectations". There's nothing wrong with saying "going rate". Also, let them tell you about benefits. Salary and benefits are usually only discussed when they make you an offer. Otherwise ask things like, how easy it is to move up, is there a career path. If you are just working there in college, make sure they are flexible with your classes (and especially with your exams). Good luck. Ask questions that make you seem interested in the job, first of all. If it’s a line job (stockroom, cashier), you can’t negotiate any of that, but if it’s a job at a corporate office, that may be negotiable.

Otherwise, its generally best to let them bring up salary. In professional jobs this is done when they ask for your “salary expectations”. There’s nothing wrong with saying “going rate”. Also, let them tell you about benefits. Salary and benefits are usually only discussed when they make you an offer.

Otherwise ask things like, how easy it is to move up, is there a career path. If you are just working there in college, make sure they are flexible with your classes (and especially with your exams).

Good luck.

]]> By: P. M http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview#comment-270 P. M Sat, 07 Nov 2009 18:58:33 +0000 http://www.shopingtopper.com/shopping/office-depot-questions-to-ask-after-interview#comment-270 Don't ask unless they offered you the job. If you start getting crazy with them, they'll just pick another candidate. Don’t ask unless they offered you the job. If you start getting crazy with them, they’ll just pick another candidate.

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