The End Of The Interview Is Your Last Chance
*ASK QUESTIONS
*You won't seem to invested in working for this company if you have nothing to ask about.
*Writing your questions down in a small notebook that you take with you can make it easier.
*Taking notes is not a bad idea either, so take a pen as well.
*Don't overwhelm the hiring manager with common sense questions. Really dig deep and get the information that you want for your own peace of mind. You may end up not liking the company culture or vision.
*Asking the hiring manager about salary at this point is a no-no. If you get the next interview, they will bring it up.
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