Once an employer finishes with their questions, they'll ask you if you have any questions. Don't make the mistake of saying no. Employers are usually happy to answer questions you may have. They want to be sure you would be happy and productive in your new position, and you can take this opportunity to demonstrate knowledge and interest in the company.

Here are some ideas:
• When is the start date?
• What do you enjoy most about working here?
• What is the company policy on providing seminars, workshops, and training?
• What are the day-to-day responsibilities of the job?
• Why is the position open? Was it newly created? Why did the last person leave?
• How are evaluations done? How would I get feedback on performance?
• Is there opportunity for career advancement? Does the company believe in promoting competent individuals from within?
• What is the management style?
• Can you describe the perfect employee?
• Questions that pertain to the position that haven't been answered yet.

Should job seeker ask about the company structure from the employer while interview?

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Yes, they can ask about the Company Structure.

Yes, they can ask about the Company Structure.
yes, they can do so