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This should really be standard.
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No shit, during interviews one of my go to questions is why is this elrole empty? New hire or backfill? Did the person put in their notice? If they're still here... Can I talk to them?
Almost always got straight answers, and they actually had me meet the person leaving.
I asked "why is this role empty" when interviewing for my current job.
The interviewer looked sad and explained that he had died a couple of months prior. Oops.
Still a good question to ask.
Definitely the next question is "what of"
"askin too many questions, see"