asking questions in an interview

[liverpoolsoc]

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please will people that have gone through the interview processes please share some realy good questions that i might be able to ask the interviewer at the end of the interview

 

[rXcmoney]

Q: Do you find me attractive?

 

[SoccerCoach10]

Q: Why is blue a better color than red? (GO CHELSEA!!!)

Seriously though, if they are alumni, ask them about what they do career wise. People like to talk about themselves, and they'll look on you favorably if you seem interested in what they do.

Also, it'll give you some insight on what kind of careers alumni have gotten into post pharmacy school.

 

[nerv12345]

you could also ask about how the classes are structured...how they're taught, etc

 

[omnione]

Q: Why is blue a better color than red? (GO CHELSEA!!!)

Seriously though, if they are alumni, ask them about what they do career wise. People like to talk about themselves, and they'll look on you favorably if you seem interested in what they do.

Also, it'll give you some insight on what kind of careers alumni have gotten into post pharmacy school.

Ans: Because the question was referring to Chelsea and Liverpool. The question doesn't apply when considering Arsenal red.😀

Some questions you might want to consider Red fan,

1. Ask about NAPLEX passage rate, trends
2. Ask about alumni involvement in job placement after graduation
3. Ask about any new changes to the school if possible
4. If school is in the accreditation process, ask open-ended questions about it.
5. Ask about the variety of rotations available during the fourth year of pharmacy school
6. Ask about the preparation of the school for community versus hospital pharamcy
..and so on and so forth...

It's better to ask open-ended questions that will show that you are interested while keeping a good open discussion about the school. I like to think of pharmacy school interviews as opportunities to interview the school as you could have a decision to make if you earn multiple acceptances.

 

[SCCpharm]

Q: Are we done yet?