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3 years ago

Which two questions are good questions to ask in an informational interview?

2 answers:

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What is your company mission statement and What does your company do, NEVER ask how much money someone makes, It's seen as very disrespectful in this kind of thing. Hope this helped

PtichkaEL [24]3 years ago

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When your doing an interview never ask how much money do you make that will make them think that your there just for the money and not the job

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