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 Tips for a Telephone Interview:
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Today, many companies conduct initial phone interviews to help determine the best qualified
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you to an in-person interview and one step closer to landing the job.
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4 Y# R8 {$ f: D+ e, b" `) M! _The following are some tips for what you want to do and what you want to avoid during interviews
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ƒ Prepare for the interview by compiling a list of your strengths and weaknesses,
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4 c7 z" I6 d: r2 e! oƒ Have your resume in front of you to refer to when speaking about your work experience. # b* F9 `0 _0 t$ G# f# ?9 I
+ t8 G! C9 }+ K# K2 lƒ Have a pen and paper available to take notes. 7 v1 ]0 D, _( N* c3 [2 Y
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ƒ Be in a quiet place alone—turn off the radio, television and any other background noise + Y; w. n7 y" s9 G" S' V
that might be distracting.
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, c; Z" z( D" ?" P& U8 yƒ Take a moment to think about the question, and, then, respond speaking slowly and
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9 r- G0 ]5 o) @- I1 l# Q7 Nƒ Send a thank-you note after the phone interview to reiterate your interest in the position. 5 j r+ I3 K( \ X. H! d# {# c
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" x, d+ J" K( z) s5 J* q( [ƒ Smoke, eat or chew gum or candy during the interview. T& [* p' z- ~) b' B, O: B
: m: M- R5 A5 o" K: @ƒ Ramble—make sure that your answers are direct and to the point.
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! O2 [: S, u% Y" ]0 vƒ Provide too much information—keep your answers short and to the point; however, make 2 q& n8 ?0 ?) _, ^# A0 a) }
sure to fully answer the questions.
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