Before accepting the position of vice president, a candidate should ask about the organization's strategic priorities and challenges to understand how they can contribute effectively. Additionally, inquiring about the expectations for the vice president's role, the decision-making process, and the relationship with the president is crucial for alignment. It's also important to discuss the organization's culture and values to ensure they align with the candidate's principles. Lastly, asking about the support available for the role can help gauge the resources at their disposal.
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