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Helping experienced residential realtors become six-figure real estate managers for national retailers w/o working nights or weekends | Sr Real Estate Mgr @ Valvoline | Former UGA Linebacker

7 interview questions to ask for a corporate real estate position: Ask about the job: Why is this position open? Ask about your territory: Which markets does this role cover? Ask about pay and benefits: What is the base salary? Stock options? Bonus? Company car? Ask about daily responsibilities: Walk me through a typical day in this position. Ask about metrics for performance: How many approvals and contracts are required for this position? Ask about the challenges: What’s the #1 challenge I will be able to help you with” Ask about company growth: How many stores do you plan to open in the next 5 years? Who are the cross-functional partners for the real estate manager?(pre-con, construction, paralegal, etc) I’ve used these questions to land corporate real estate manager roles with Fortune 500 companies: Valvoline, Home Depot and AutoZone What are some other questions to ask in the interview? If you are looking for help in landing a corporate real estate role DM Chandler to set up a Discovery Call.

Amazing list! Company growth is key, especially if you want to stay there long term. You can also ask about the career path for the position you’re applying for. It helps set expectations.

Vivian Meraki

Parenting Expert | Human Connection Speaker | Founder of Unshakable Parenting | Helping divorcing parents find their belief in themselves and build unshakable bonds with their kids

7mo

This is a really great, comprehensive list Chandler. Thank you for sharing. I know it'll help those out there looking into corporate real estate positions!

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Why is the position open, I love it! No beating around the bush :)

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7mo

Love these questions, Chandler Johnson! Asking the right questions in an interview not only shows your interest in the role but also helps you assess if it's the right fit for you.

Gwen Gayhart

Creator of “Turn Your Next Interview Into an Offer” | Helping Professionals Reclaim Power in the Hiring Process | Performance-Based Hiring Certified | Ex-Fortune 500 Talent Leader

7mo

Really useful, actionable advice!

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I help high-achieving women monetize their skills by launching high-ticket digital businesses they OWN | $2M+ raised in Series A Funding | Co-Founder, Financial Services | DM “OWN”

7mo

Great list of questions Chandler! 🙏

Adam Packard

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7mo

love these suggested questions to ask thank you!

Kwankah Taka

Decision Scientist & Career Coach | Helping Professionals Land Data Roles in 90 Days | Tech Community Builder

7mo

Great set of questions Chandler Johnson! Asking about the specific challenges and performance metrics shows you're proactive and ready to contribute from day one. It's also smart to dive into company growth and territory to ensure the role aligns with your long-term career goals.

Diana Lasso

Senior Manager Strategy & Transformation in the Financial Services | Strategic Leadership Coach | Speaker | Mentor | Author | Helping professionals, leaders, and teams level up with purpose and impact.

7mo

Chandler Johnson, these questions are spot-on for uncovering key aspects of a corporate real estate role. They not only help you gauge the role's fit but also demonstrate your strategic thinking. Thanks for sharing these valuable insights!

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Ravi Prakash

I help software companies implement innovative solutions, scale globally, and build high-performing teams—all while inspiring audiences as a keynote speaker, author, and coach on leadership, resilience, and perseverance.

7mo

You are not suggesting asking about pay and benefits in the first interview? Rest of the questions are great and I would add, if you are talking to the ring manager, find out something about the person, his or her likes and dislikes, why are are there, what keeps them there, what they wish they knew before working there, etc.

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