Which of the following is an indication that the interview is ...

[schs14]

Which of the following is an indication that the interview is winding down, but not over?
 
  A) The interviewer summarizes the discussion.
  B) The interviewer asks if you have questions.
  C) The interviewer explains the next step in the process.
  D) The interviewer looks at their watch or a clock.
  E) The interviewer tells you they are out of time.

Question 2

When is the best time to discuss salary requirements?
 
  A) When setting up the interview
  B) When first arriving at the interview
  C) After the interview is over
  D) When asked if you have any additional questions
  E) When the job offer is made

[Carissamariew]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: B
Explanation: B) At the end of the interview, a candidate is usually asked if they have any questions. The candidate should have one or two. After those have been answered, the candidate should be able to tell when the interviewer is trying to conclude the session. He or she may ask whether you have any more questions, check the time, summarize the discussion, or simply tell you that the allotted time for the interview is up.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: E
Explanation: E) If you receive an offer during the interview, you'll naturally want to discuss salary. However, let the interviewer raise the subject. If asked your salary requirements during the interview or on a job application, you can say that your requirements are open or negotiable or that you would expect a competitive compensation package.