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Also: Get
a Job Offer From Every Interview, Job
Interview Preparation - What Employers Are Looking For,
Ten
Tips to a Job Winning Interview
6. Grasp the opportunity for last question
At the end of the phone interview, the interviewer will ask
if you have any questions to ask. You should not relax at
this time. If you could not put forward some real
significance questions, the interviewer will guess that you
are not very interesting on the position and not thinking
too much about the job. Therefore preparing 3 – 4 depth
questions before the interview is absolutely necessary.
7. Make a note
You can make a note of phone interview, writing down the
important information gathered in this interview, these
information could be used subsequently at interview. On the
other hand, in case the interviewer was interrupted by other
things for some reason, as he come back to ask “what are
we just talking about?”, If you can answer him very soon
and accurately, these should leave him a deep impression.
8. Honest answer
When answer the questions, you should be honest, concise,
accurate and complete.
9. Take into account that you should be fully focused on
this interview, so eliminate any disturbing element, like
TV, other persons, noise, etc.
10. Treat the phone interviews as face-to-face interviews,
Verbal, via the words you choose and how you handle the
negotiation inside the communication (question-answer,
feed-back, straight to the point, conversation without
"aaa" or "Ummm"s). Feed back with
self-confidence answers like, "Yes, I
understand",” Yes, of course" or other things
like that. It is very important to leave the positive
impression to the interviewer firstly. Do not talk about
salaries and benefits in phone interview.
Phone
Interview Part 1
About The Author
David E. Martin is the Contributing Writer of
Seek4Job.Com, online job seeker forum, especially about
IT/mobile communication career opporunity offerd, For
more information on career training, career objective
and career education, goto: http://www.seek4job.com.
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