Before the interview, do some research on the business and the position you’re applying for. You will have a better knowledge of the expectations for the position and the corporate culture as a result.
Answers to frequently requested interview questions should be prepared in advance. Consider potential interview questions and prepare responses in advance. This will make you more at ease and assured during the call.
Maintain a professional demeanor and tone of voice: Phone interviews can be just as crucial as in-person ones, so make sure you come across as well-mannered. Speak clearly and in a tone that is both approachable and professional.
Ensure you are in a peaceful, comfortable area so that you won’t be disturbed while on the call. To be sure you can hear the interviewer clearly, try using a headset or loudspeaker.
Have a copy of your résumé and any other pertinent paperwork on hand: During the call, keep a copy of your resume and any other pertinent papers in front of you in case you need to refer to them.
Follow-up: Send the interviewer a thank-you note right away after the call. This demonstrates your interest in the job and your appreciation for the chance.
