Sample questions you can ask during an interview
Questions about what a parish/organization needs:
- What are the needs of your parishioners and/or those you serve?
- Do you have plans to offer new services/ministries?
- Where do you see the parish/organization going in the next five years?
- What do you see as the parish/organization’s strengths and weaknesses?
- Why is this position available?
Questions to help you understand what they are looking for:
- What are your expectations of the person you hire for this position?
- What qualities are you looking for in your ideal candidate?
- How do you view my qualifications? How do I compare with other applicants?
- Are you comfortable that my background satisfies your requirements? Where in particular do you feel my experience is lacking?
- What are the characteristics needed for a person to make significant contributions to this parish/organization?
- What would your expectations of me be in the first year?
Questions to help you understand more about the parish/organization and job:
- Tell me about your vocation/career with this organization.
- What do you like about working/serving here?
- What is the history of this parish?
- How is an employee evaluated?
- What plans do you have for initial orientation and training?
- To whom would I report?
- How are decisions made here? How are policy and operations decisions made?
- How are people kept informed?
Based on your research of the parish or organization, you may have many additional questions to add.
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