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(You're going to be working closely with this hiring manager. It's important to know his or her management style. If there's going to be a conflict between your styles, it's better that you know that now.)
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(You're going to be working closely with this hiring manager. It's important to know his or her management style. If there's going to be a conflict between your styles, it's better that you know that now.)
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Thursday, April 03, 2008
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(This question is particularly smart because by answering it, the interviewer has to assume the candidate is already on board.)
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(This question reveals a sophisticated understanding of corporate culture as a force most easily observed in its violation. Typical responses are lying and other ethical breaches, but listen for other clues.)
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(This profound question demonstrates your deep interest in the organization's makeup.)
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(Here's a question that goes to the interviewer's experience of corporate culture.)
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(This question focuses the conversation squarely on the proposition that the employer has a problem. As the potential new hire, you want the employer to tell you that you can make his or her life easier because your skills are just the ticket.)
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(Notice if the interviewer mentions people.)
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(This is another way to uncover the employer's hot buttons, subtly suggesting that hiring you will bring immediate relief to the interviewer's insomnia.)
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(The wording here is designed to reveal the interviewer's "wish list" for what the new hire can offer.)
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