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Asking about Benefits during a Job interview!

Although you are performing exceptionally well in the interview, you nonetheless have some  inquiries. 


You have spent some time discussing yourself and the position for which you are  interviewing; nevertheless, benefits have yet to be mentioned. 

Would you mind simply asking? Will the interviewer perceive that complimentary lunch and a  gym membership take precedence over job performance? Thought-provoking inquiries about  essentials like as health insurance, paid time off, and sick leave could diminish the impact  considerably. 


You're conducting research about the company, so you should have a general understanding  of the benefits they'll provide prior to the interview. If the organization has a careers section,  peruse it initially. 


Regarding what to say 

Therefore, what should you reply during the "Do you have any questions?" portion of the job  interview if benefits and perks have not been discussed so as to avoid appearing impolite? 

"What is the composition of the comprehensive compensation package comprising  remuneration, incentives, and benefits?" 

An inquiry on the "business culture" will provide information regarding any break time,  wellness, or food perks. 


According to the job description, health benefits are provided. Are you able to elaborate? "The office's proximity to the train station is fantastic. Do you provide passes for public  transportation? 


Would it be possible for me to transfer my pension from my previous employer to this  position? 


"Do you work remotely?" Confirm this if it is a deal-breaker, even if the listing indicates it is.


"Would this position entitle me to enrol in the MBA program that I seen on your website?" 


Although it may be unsettling to inquire about perks, failing to get (or, during the offer phase,  thoroughly reviewing) comprehensive information regarding a prospective employment  opportunity out of strong interest in it can result in unfavourable unforeseen circumstances in  the future.


Good luck!


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