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After the job interview, you’re probably wondering if the job interview went well. Ask Yourself these 9 questions and you'll know if your job interview went well and if you can expect to hear back for another interview or even land the job offer.

1. How long was the interview?
If it went over time this is usually a good sign. If it was significantly shorter than the interview told you it would be then either they got all the info they needed in record time or they could tell you were not a good fit and wanted to end the interview quickly.

2. How engaging was the interviewer?
Did the interviewer have engaging body language, smiling, leaning in, nodding, or even widening eyes as you were speaking during the interview?

3. Was the interviewer prepared?
If they seemed rushed, or unprepared that means they probably weren't to excited about you to begin with and they weren't concerned about making a good impression either.

4. Was the interview more like a stiff business meeting or more like an intriguing conversation?
You want a job interview to feel like a good intriguing conversation, not a business meeting.

5. Did the interviewer tell you about the job responsibilities and you found them saying, "you would be doing this" or "you would be working closely with.." instead of "the person in this role will be doing this or that"
If they're saying "You" then that is a good sign that they are seeing YOU as the person they would like to hire for this role.

6. Did the interviewer tell you how great the company is?
They believe you would be a great fit and they're trying to convince you this would be the best fit for you.

7. Did they ask you for your availability in the interview?
If the interviewer is asking you what your availability is for a potential next interview, this means they will want to schedule you for another job interview following this one.

8. Did you get introduced to others in the company that you would be working closely with?
This is a great sign that the job interview went well because they're wanting the other team members to meet you and see how well you interact with others.

9. Do You feel like it went well?
If you feel like you did really well in the job interview, then chances are that you did.

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