i don t wanna give you the wrong impression

Save these “selfish” questions until you are negotiating the job offer.

What is considered as excessive when someone misses work (arrives late or leaves early)?.

How long do I need to work here before taking a paid personal or sick day?.

How many paid personal and/or sick days are allowed?.

How soon can I take a vacation after I start work?.

How much paid vacation time would I get?.

Bad Impression: You Are More Interested in Vacations than the Job

Wait until you are negotiating a job offer before asking any of these. These questions are part of the “big picture” of the organization and ideally should not be asked during the interview process. These questions indicate lack of interest in the current job in which you are interviewing for. How soon could I apply for another job here?.If you aren’t interested in doing your research about them, they surely won’t be interested in you. It is always good to prepare for your interview by researching as much as you can about the company and review the job description prior to the interview.

These questions seem to show that you didn’t read the job description, or, if you read it, you don’t remember anything about it. Check out the bad impressions you may give the interviewer when you ask these questions: Bad Impression: You Are Lazy and/or Not Interested in the Job Most of these questions should never be asked in a job interview, and some questions should be saved until a job offer has been made. Asking the wrong questions during an interview can indicate you are not interested or have baggage that the employer isn’t interested in bringing into the workplace.

I don t wanna give you the wrong impression