Interviewing for a job makes many people nervous, but you don't have to worry — you can make a great impression on a possible employer by coming to the interview with your own questions. If you ask ...

Decades of research in industrial-organizational psychology show that unstructured, brainteaser-style interviews have low predictive validity.

You’ve answered their questions during the job interview. Now it’s your turn. Even if you’ve had your questions answered along the way, it’s usually best to ask one more before you depart so hiring ...

There are tens of dozens of questions the interviewer might ask during an interview. However, some standard questions encompass the general theme and focus of almost any questions you’ll be asked, and ...

If you’re not asking these things in an interview, you’re missing out. I applied for a design job at Google–and turned my interview task into a startup I didn't get the job, but the infamous interview ...

You go into a job interview to answer questions, right? So if you know the right answers, you should get the job, shouldn’t you? Not quite. What if I told you answering questions wasn’t all you had to ...

Going into an interview can be intimidating but having a few questions up your sleeve can help you feel more confident and in control. It shows the interviewer that you’re enthusiastic about the job ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Jack Kelly covers career growth, job market and workplace trends. When you are seeking out a new job, ask tough questions during ...

Now it’s time to prep for the conversation that’ll either improve or dampen your chances with a potential employer. Here’s a quick list of what you should say and do during an interview versus what ...