How is your job going/ how are you doing with your job

They both seem wrong to me (they're not idiomatic). I'd simply ask 'How's work (going)?'.

I'd hesitate to call them ungrammatical. However, the second one sounds slightly unnatural. Also, the word "job" is normally used with an adjective when inquiring this way. For example, "Hey! How's your new job going (on)?"

My second question wouldn't be about work. I'd probably say eg What have you been doing?
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Clive

User_garyHi,When I see a person after a long time, I first ask "How are you", then "how is your job going " or "how are you doing with your job".I wonder whether these are correct. Please confirm.

How is your job going

How your job going?

Is that correct

How is your job going?

When I I want to ask person if he back to his work and he s back from summer vacation , please correct me

Hi,

I want to ask my friend about their parents. "how's your parents" or "how are they doing"

I wonder whether these are correct. Please confirm.