You have brushed up on the tough interview questions. You have covered every area of your resume including that three month unemployment gap and you have studied up on the company. But there is one more thing you may not have thought of some questions you want to ask in your interview. Many prospective employees do not realize, or forget, that the interview process is a two way street. When the formal interview is over and the interviewer asks if you have any questions, now is the time to distance yourself from the competition. You should be asking questions to determine whether you would be happy in the position or with the company, but you need to ask the right questions. The questions you ask will help show what you can contribute to the organization. They also can help you figure out if you want this job. In this groundbreaking new book you will find over two hundred of the RIGHT kinds of questions to ask. You will be able to stand out from the others competing for the job and gain valuable insight into what working for a company would be like

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