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3 years ago
A Lifehacker article this week took on the final question in most interviews: "any questions for me?"
The conclusion of the article, and most other advice I have seen, is that "Yes!" is the only correct answer to this question, followed by one or more questions for more details about the company and how the candidate could start contributing right away.
Obviously if the person writing the article does interviews, and has this policy, then it is the case for at least one position. But I'm curious if people have found this to be the case in general, from either side of the interviewing table.