But remember: if you leave a meeting about a job and feel like you haven’t asked everything you wanted to, you can always send a follow-up email or get in touch with a phone call. (Of course, you should always send a post-interview email anyway, thanking your interviewer for their time.)

“Never be afraid to follow up with an interviewer if there are questions which you don’t feel comfortable asking about face-to-face,” says Biggins.

“Remember, it’s about checking that the company is right for you, as well as if you’re right for the company.”

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