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Good advice on drawing a clear line between a demonstration and working for free.

I think they expect me to work for free - Ask The Headhunter® Do employers request free work from you in job interviews? Don't work for free. Tease them. Prove you can do the job and make them beg.

"I think the best questions you can ask in job interviews are about the work, the people, and the money."

1. What's the problem or challenge you'd like me to tackle if you hire me? I'll show you how I'll do it.
2. Can I meet people upstream and downstream from this job, so I can see the quality of their work and cooperation?
3. So, what's the pay like? (Ask early. Save time.)

"I like questions that prove you can do the work and help you decide whether you want the job — or further discussions."

What brilliant interview questions should you ask employers? - Ask The Headhunter® Beware interview questions you ask employers that are indirect and too clever. They don't get to the truth you need to judge an employer.