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In a previous post we showed you how to focus on your strengths. That’s a pretty powerful feeling. But it’s not just a feeling.
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Last time we discussed some caveats around asking questions in a job interview, and we also covered questions related to your specific role. Today we’ll continue with the other categories, getting more “big picture” as we go.
You just received a job offer! Congratulations!
You’ve probably also quickly discovered that your total compensation package can be fairly complicated.
“Do you have any questions for me?” How many times have you heard that in an interview?
Well, here’s the thing: if you wait until the end of the interview to ask your questions, you’ve missed the whole point.
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