Asking about the Job的意思|示意

Asking questions shows that you're interested in the job. It also gives you a chance to show how knowledgeable you are about the position and the industry.

能问问题说明你对这份工作感兴趣，也给你机会展现自己对这个职位及行业的了解。

The format: "Bosses should be asking all the questions that occur to them in inquiring about how a subordinate thinks he or she can best perform the job.

这种设计：“老板们应该将所有会让自己记得去询问的，例如下属认为他或她怎样才能最好地完成工作，这样的问题都问到。

Didn't have a real understanding of the Position (i. e. not doing theirhomework about the Job) oreven asking about the Position's Responsibilities.

对所应聘的职位没有真正的了解（比如事先没有了解过这份工作），或是没有询问过这个职位的职责。

"I was suspicious as soon as I heard about this supposed job offer. I started asking around and people told me stories about the brick factories," he said.

我一听到那个工作的事，我就开始怀疑。我四处打探，人们告诉了我无数关于砖厂的事“他说。”

While conducting interviews, I realized that the questions millennials were asking about the company were different from what I used to hear while hiring Gen Xers in my previous job.

在面试时，我意识到千禧一代针对公司提出的问题，与我在之前的工作中招聘X一代时大不一样。

One of the golden rules of job interviews is to avoid asking questions about pay and holidays.

关于面试的黄金法则之一就是，不要问到报酬和节假日的问题。