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<strong>Prepare</strong> <strong>For</strong> <strong>Success</strong><br />
In simple terms, every job is a product of the<br />
company and definitely NOT the other way<br />
around!<br />
As a job seeker, you’re probably good at asking<br />
‘job’ questions:<br />
• y ‘What responsibility will I have?’<br />
• y ‘What skills development and training<br />
will I get?’<br />
• y ‘What is my chance for career<br />
development?’<br />
• y ‘What hours will I work?’<br />
• y ‘How much paid time off do I get?’<br />
And so on…<br />
However, how many ‘employer’ or ‘company’<br />
questions are on your list?<br />
• y ‘As far as your employees are concerned,<br />
what does good look like?’<br />
• y ‘What makes you proudest when you<br />
think about working for this company?’<br />
• y ‘How would you define trusting your employees/colleagues?’<br />
• y ‘Where does the balance lie between following the rules and showing initiative?’<br />
• y ‘Do you think you need to be brave to work here?’<br />
• y ‘Why did you (the company) last promote/sack an employee?’<br />
These can be difficult questions to ask. We know it can sometimes<br />
feel difficult to ask questions that appear to be passing a<br />
judgement on the listener. But they are important questions.<br />
These are the sort of questions that will give you the<br />
beginnings of a real insight into exactly what makes the<br />
business tick, and (remember!) you have every right to ask<br />
them.<br />
If you choose to work there, you’ll be a valuable asset.<br />
The company will be lucky to employ you and you have an<br />
obligation to yourself to make the right decision.<br />
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