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I don't know about actually calling before your in-person interview, as some companies may find that somewhat presumptuous, but many of these questions would al
by mcantor 17y ago
I don't know about actually calling before your in-person interview, as some companies may find that somewhat presumptuous, but many of these questions would also be excellent for the "Do you have any questions for us?" part that comes at the end of most in-person interviews.
- angelbob 17y agoYou know, if I was going to have a single unifying principle to me improving my conditions at work over the years, it would be "be presumptuous" :-)
- Periodic 17y agoI have seen that not asking for a raise or promotion is a good way to not be considered for one. If you don't make it clear that you are striving for something more then people will assume you are happy with what you have.
- scorchin 17y agoI'm considering this frame of mind at the moment. I currently have a job, but am looking for work elsewhere at the moment. I'm tired of the dysfunctional way we schedule, speak with clients (lack of respect from head of company) as well as the way we treat our best assets (developers). In my search I'm trying to figure out as much as I can about a company before I apply and being presumptuous may just help me find that illusive "perfect" job. Thank you for stating this in this post.
- aaronblohowiak 17y agoOr for during your phone screen