What kind of questions should you ask when asked if you have any questions in a job interview?

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In my personal experience I have found that it seems to help to show interest in the company. Ask questions about what they make or maybe such as what exacly they do that sort of thing. Even if you dont really give a rat's behind about what they are saying just show interest. I have been hired everytime I have done this. Also try to stay away from specific questions about money and benifits at this time. You will find out later. If they ask you about it then that is fine, but I have gotton some negative sort of feelings from them when I have done this so I dont do it anymore. Anyway, I hope this helps you and good luck with your job search.

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