Near the end of almost every interview there will be an awkward pause where the interviewee will ask you what questions you may have. If you're lucky you'll have five minutes to squeeze in one or two questions. I've never had more than ten minutes spared for questions which is why it's crucial to have your questions scripted in advance. I received the most important solicited advice from Ryan Hawk who is the host of The Learning Leader Show:Don't wait until the end to ask questions because it should be a two-way conversation. Be a good listener and ask genuine questions based on your curiosity to learn about the opportunity."

Source: Forbes June 05, 2018 07:30 UTC