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You're first question should be, "How much are you willing to pay?". And if they dodge it, it's not a good sign. Edited to add: Sure, be polite, but don't be
by bb88 3y ago
You're first question should be, "How much are you willing to pay?". And if they dodge it, it's not a good sign.
Edited to add:
Sure, be polite, but don't be trapped into 8/16/24 hours of interviewing over the course of a week/month/months before only to get a below average offer
- geuis 3y agoMy first question is usually "Hey, how are you? Good to meet you." Politeness usually leads the way.
- tharkun__ 3y agoI swear I'm not making this up. I read Politeness as Pointless until I re-read it a third time.
- bb88 3y agoI saw that as well.
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- dwaltrip 3y agoThis is a perfect response, well done good sir. Stay classy
- machomaster 3y agoSo you ask a question, but don't allow for it to be answered (because you don't actually care how the person is) and interrupt him. This is anything but polite.