During a telephone call invite for an interview for a sales position, the man asked me (the applicant) if I have a question (this was after he explained the job position I will be interviewed on).

So, I'll like to know if asking just one question is bad because that's what I did, and I feel like I should have asked more questions.

However, i wasn't prepared to ask any question, so I asked if cold calls can be talked about during the interview (since I knew the interview is going to be a PowerPoint presentation about sales)

*****TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN****

Make I try sound like a sensible human being first..in order not to disgrace myself and my generation unborn

As in from your post (I think you said after d interview "U WERE ASK IF ANY QUESTION FROM THE MANAGEMENT" And you reply yes!! To me no problems I think the benefits of communication is to get feedback (that is the respondent has digested the information and they is a need to respond on such information)

But the part dat got me was when u say u were not really ready for question(that is to ask questions) and now u are saying you ask one questions

Let me leave this to the hands of my other comrade below me I think they have something to say

My brother leave all these things.. if grace dey your side, if you like tell the interviewer shut up.. you will still get the job. I'm talking from experience.

Giving you the opportunity to ask questions during interview is a sure way to measure how you would ...

1) communicate with colleagues on the job.

2) take the lead during meetings or presentation.

3) Project & represent the organization in internal/external forums.... especially if the organization is an international organization.

4) it's a sure way for hiring managers to measure your personal demeanor/ability to hold or engage in technical or sound conversations that will add value to the organization.


You should have prepared at least 2 questions to ask the panel .....or in this case, ask a follow up question to the one you asked already.....that way, you are letting your interview panel to know that you did some level of homework before the interview...

I am using this medium to rain curses on those that came to steal my Lutian 3600 big generator in the early hours of today that God of Elijah will strick them down and expose them in Jesus name... So sad

Yes

Asking just one question is not a red flag

You should prepare for yourself any time any day

True its happening

From the content of your post it is quite difficult to judge if "It's actually a career red flag."

In my opinion it was a harmless question and one that should even inform the interviewer that you are quite familiar with the business of the day.

It all boils down to what you really want for yourself and the determination to achieving it.

Also, asking too many questions in an interview as an interviewee would rather be a red flag.

No.

I don't think so , you are probably paranoid ,wish good luck

You should have ask the price of diesel in his area

You're behaving like you're a nursery school student. Have no fear and believe you done made it through.

happy weekend guys

He gave u an opportunity why not use it... You should ask what ever u are not clear about but do not ask questions that will make u look incompetent on the Job you are about to be hired for...

YourBestWriter:
During a telephone call invite for an interview for a sales position, the man asked me (the applicant) if I have a question (this was after he explained the job position I will be interviewed on).

So, I'll like to know if asking just one question is bad because that's what I did, and I feel like I should have asked more questions.

However, i wasn't prepared to ask any question, so I asked if cold calls can be talked about during the interview (since I knew the interview is going to be a PowerPoint presentation about sales)

Asking one question is not bad, it's shows you really understand all he's discussed with you. Hence no room for unnecessary questioning and number of questions is not a factor to be considered.

But 2 to 3 questions would have been better but you did no wrong.

Yes, which means you are not even enlighted enough for the job and No, because it is very immature to use that against you

Ok

The number of questions you asked is not as important a factor as the quality of the question.

Such matrices as how intelligent, relevant, engaging and productive your questions are, determine how your interviewer may perceive and/or score you.

So, if for instance, an interviewee asked just one engaging and pertinent question, s/he may be scored higher than another interviewee who asked multiple but irrelevant and sterile questions.

Ancecoker:
I am using this medium to rain curses on those that came to steal my Lutian 3600 big generator in the early hours of today that God of Elijah will strick them down and expose them in Jesus name... So sad

See wahala oh!. Full gen lose just like that. Big gen for that matter no be even I pass my neighbour.

Stay were you will have peace of mind.

Next time, just say you don’t have any question because the website already answered most of the questions you had.

However, you would like to know the off-the-book requirements to make you excel at the new role

if na ur job..e go b ur job.. irrespective of questions asked.
get ur PVC

Ok