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Dear JobsBlog: I’ve heard it’s a good idea for interviewees to have a few questions ready for their interviewers, especially if the interviewer asks, “Do you have any questions for me?” This got me thinking: What are some of the most memorable questions interview candidates have asked you? - Questioning the questions

Dear Questioning: Yes,Office 2010 Professional Plus, it’s a great idea to come prepared with questions for your interviewer. The interview isn’t just about letting a company evaluate you; it’s also a time for you to make sure the company,Office Pro 2007, team and job are a good match for your career and interests. In the theme of “what not to do,” here are a few memorable (funny,Microsoft Office 2007 Ultimate, unexpected and maybe a little inappropriate) questions interview candidates have asked. And, yes,Office 2010 Pro Plus, these are real. You can’t make this stuff up.5. Can I hire a third party to test any code I write rather than testing it on my own? I just like working that way. 4. Is my compensation limited by how long I’ve been around? I mean,Office 2007 Pro Key, what if I write a whole new operating system or something. Shouldn’t I get paid a lot more for that? 3. Is it true that Ballmer will step on your iPhone if he sees it?

2. What if I don’t like the job after I’ve been in it a few weeks? 1. You seem reasonably intelligent. Why haven’t you quit yet? - Chris -->