Did you ever regret not asking some of the questions you had in mind right after your job interview in an office in the Philippines? If you really want to excel in your future work, know who your employer is and ask questions.
To prepare for your new work, here are just some of the most important questions you need to ask your future employer in an office in the Philippines:
Get a Grasp of the Job and Internalize Its Accompanying Constraints
You have to clear things up with the employer and dig deeper on what the company or agency really need.
“What blocks the company from reaching its goals? And how do you deal with and solve these problems?”
By asking these questions, you’ll paint a clear picture on what the core functions of your job are and how you’re going to address these problems.
“How is this job done? And how do I adjust and make it easier?”
Just like everybody else, you do not want to disappoint your employer. Ask them how the job is done and how other employees do it. Ask them how they organize the work. By getting a vision in mind of what you are going to do in your work day, you know what to expect and how to solve the unexpected.
Know and Connect With Your Coworkers
Good relationships in the workplace increase productivity, thus, leading to an efficient outcome in work.
If you want to connect with them, try to ask questions related to work and learn from them. You need to show that you are eager to learn more about the job. You can do it by asking, “What are you learning right now? And if you have free time, can you teach me how this work is done?”
Internalize the Culture of the Organization
You have to weigh things and showcase good behavior. You can inquire about the workplace culture without offending anyone. Show interest in what you do. It is terribly wrong to ask “What time does everyone go home?” Instead, ask questions like “Who are the company’s recent hires and are they still around?” In that way, you can distinguish the reason behind some workers getting kicked out from work.
Pinpoint the Loop Holes of the Hiring Process
If you are brave enough to embrace the downsides of your job, you can ask your future employer these questions:
“What are the obstacles to face in this job? And if ever there is hesitancy about me getting this job, what can I do to improve?”
Radiate Positivity at Work
Employers will be fascinated if you ask questions that try to improve the company’s culture and how you can contribute to the company. Remember to show willingness to the work and the rest will follow. You can ask questions like, “What are the things that I could do to surprise you as my future employer or delight the company?”
At the end of the day, you must not only impress your employer. You have to express what you feel and get into the heart of the company. In that way, you can work more efficiently and boost your productivity.
