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Interview the Interviewer

| W.E.U Admin | Personal Development & Support


Being shortlisted for a job interview is a great feeling, but it can also make you feel a little anxious. That is why we offer a dedicated employment specialist at the Workers of England Union (WEU) for your benefit and support. To help you win that promotion or land your dream job, our specialist has provided some interview question tips that will help you impress your prospective employer.

Please use this expert service. The Workers of England Union doesn’t just protect your employment rights; it also wants to improve your chances of promotion or securing a new position. Learn more about our interview preparation services.


Why You Should “Interview the Interviewer”

The interview is predominantly about you—how you meet the job criteria, what experience and qualifications you bring to the role, and why you are the right person for the position. However, it’s also an opportunity for you to “interview the interviewer”:

  • Clarify specifics about the role and company culture.
  • Demonstrate enthusiasm and ambition.
  • End on a shining note by showing your preparedness.

Essential Questions to Ask

When the interviewer asks, “Do you have any questions for us?”, don’t say “no”! Instead, consider asking:

  • “What would a typical day look like in this position?”
  • “What is the best thing about working at this company?”
  • “Would it be possible to see the facilities or meet the team?”
  • “If I’m successful, what can I expect in terms of prospects, development, and support?”

It is perfectly acceptable to write down your questions before the interview. This approach shows that you are organised, detail-oriented, and have pre-planned your discussion points.

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Need Further Support?

If you would like professional assistance with interview techniques, contact our fully qualified and highly experienced Employment Specialist. We’re here to help you prepare, master, and succeed at your next interview.


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