Do you have any questions for me?

[StaySeated]

Since this is the interview forum, I was wondering if we could assemble some answers (questions?) to this common interview question? I can think of several, but any additional would be appreciated.

 

[blzr]

If you are interviewing with a MAJOR and you get this question maybe you could say.."
yes, I was wondering, when I get furloughed, will I be able to go to our express division and #1 be preferentially hired, and #2 be able to hold a captains seat in the small jet even though I only have XXXXhours and one year senority here..."

That would certainly get you the job.

 

[furlough-boy]

So young. So angry.

Dam that rap music!

 

[blzr]

My girlfriend is working, I'm bored, and there's no good free porn on the internet. You'd be angry too.

 

[klhoard]

You just don't know where to look. . . .

 

[blzr]

Maybe that would be a good thread to start... BEST FREE PORN SIGHTS. I know there are plenty of prevs on here that could help me out on that one.

By the way, that would be another question you could ask those stuffy HR people when the ask if you have any questions for them?

What;s the best free porn sight?

 

[FL717]

Since this is the interview forum, I was wondering if we could assemble some answers (questions?) to this common interview question? I can think of several, but any additional would be appreciated.

The 2 common questions I get are:

1. Who cut your hair?

2. Can you get a refund?

Sorry... I really have nothing...

 

[Hose A. Jiminez]

Maybe that would be a good thread to start... BEST FREE PORN SIGHTS.

What;s the best free porn sight?

thehun.com

ampland.com

These should keep you busy until you get recalled.

 

[fletch]

Do you have any questions for me?......

This queation is usually thrown out to see how interested you "really" are in working for their airline, and to see if you are following current events at said airline.....For example,"how will the current aircraft order effect upgrade, pay, bases, ect..." shows the interviewer you have put some thought into working for their airline. If the big issues like pay, days off, where can you expect to be based(which base is most junior),ect. don't come up in the interview, do not be afraid of asking. If you ask genaric questions like, "what kind of A/C do you currently operate or where are your current crew bases ?" They will show as little intrest in hiring you as you have shown in working for them. Try to stay away from "touchy" subjects like labor relations or sh!ty schedules. Do some research and have some questions ready before you interview. Good luck!!

 

[WrightAvia]

they had asked at one interview, about medical history.

I had to go into alot of detail about how this one doctor wanted me to have an expensive and elaborate surgical proceedure done. I explained to them, that I had told the doctor I wanted a second opinion. Then they asked what the doctors reply was and I had to tell them that he said, "Mkay... you're ugly too."

 

[FmrFreightDog]

If you are interviewing with a MAJOR and you get this question maybe you could say.."
yes, I was wondering, when I get furloughed, will I be able to go to our express division and #1 be preferentially hired, and #2 be able to hold a captains seat in the small jet even though I only have XXXXhours and one year senority here..."

That would certainly get you the job.

Edit: ..... sorry, disregard.....

 

[dashtrasher]

You could alwys ask them this....

Why does it hurt when I pee?

 

[Snakum]

Ask the interviewer a question about sex ...

"Why does sex always hurt my butt so much?"

Minh

 

[PA-44Typed]

To keep it topic related, ask them “have I seen you on www.pichunter.com
Enjoy

 

[ivauir]

some ideas ...

Don't have a canned answer. If there is a serious appropriate question on your mind - ask! Stay away from questions about your performanace (DO NOT ask "how'd I do?") but if you have questions about where the process goes from here that is OK, and shows interest. If you don't have a question - don't use something canned just to have something to say. I used this time as an opening to tie up any loose ends from the interview: "Do you have all of the paperwork you need with regard to ..." or whatever.