Honestly, what are my chances of getting this job?

I think the best thing you can say at the end of an interview is "Do you have any other questions for me" followed by "I hope to hear from you soon."

Just from that you should be able to tell where you stand -- especially after the minutes/hours/days you've spent in the hiring process.

Any of the other questions that have been suggested, to me, seem like you're putting it out there that you have reservations about your own qualifications.

 

Easy one. If I wasn't interested, I wouldn't be talking to you.

 

Guess I should have clarified that was an easy one for me to answer. I know there are people who do just try to get more money out of someone.

 

Interested doesn't mean I'd saying yes to an offer. I've never interviewed just to get an offer to take back to a current employer. There's a decent chance I'd make a move, but if you already have a job that doesn't suck the life out of you, a prospective employer needs to sell me on them just as much as I have to sell myself.

 

That's certainly true. I've been interested in jobs, met with the people and then pulled out of consideration because my feeling after the interview was that it wasn't the right move for me.

 

I just need you to say you offered $75,000/year.