At the end of Devon's job interview, the interviewer asked him, "Do you have any questions?" How should Devon respond?

"What would my job responsibilities be in this position?"

"After being hired, when is my first opportunity for a raise?"

"No questions."

"Can you tell me about leadership and growth opportunities?"

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Niko Salazar

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12 March, 20:16

At the end of Devon's job interview, the interviewer asked him, "Do you have any questions?" How should Devon respond?

"What would my job responsibilities be in this position?"

"After being hired, when is my first opportunity for a raise?"

"No questions."

"Can you tell me about leadership and growth opportunities?"

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Buckeye · Answer 1

Respond by saying No questions

Explanation:

At the end of the interview of Devon, it is asked to Devon, if he want to ask any question then devon should respond in this situation by saying NO Questions. As during the interview he might have cleared all his doubt like responsibilities and duties of the position, when he will get raise in the job.

Therefore, I suppose their would be no doubt left with him. So, at the end he should respond by saying No Questions.