Phone Interview Etiquette – How to succeed in a phone interview

Phone Interview Tip – How to succeed in a phone interview

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Phone Interview Tip - Table of Contents

Phone Interview Tip – Introduction of phone interview tip will introduce you to why in a world of frightening job interviews, a phone interview may not be as bad as you are expecting.

Phone Interview - Page two of phone interview tip continues the main article by providing some tips for preparing for the phone interview.

Phone Interview Etiquette - Page three of phone interview tip will get into the etiquette you should have in a phone interview, including how you should talk on the phone.

Phone Job Interview – The final page of the main article on phone interview tip will give wrap things up with tips about your listening skills and of course, the wrap up of the phone interview and post interview steps you could take.

Phone Interview Etiquette – How to succeed in a phone interview

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When people are nervous, they often talk too fast, or the tone of their voices goes up. The phone tends to magnify these problems, so you want to speak in a straightforward, normal tone of voice. You may find it helpful to imagine yourself as some icon of confidence, like George Clooney or James Bond. When you answer the phone, try to sound relaxed and confident, and glad that you're going to have a chance to do this interview. Set the tone early on.

As you talk, remember this is a job interview. If you're too relaxed, you many find yourself slipping into an excessively casual tone, and become too buddy-buddy. This isn't your new best friend, so you shouldn't get into the details of your personal life or the really cool new music you got. Remember, you're basically doing a sales job here - you're selling the interviewer on you.

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