I have a telephone interview for a new job tomorrow and I'm getting nervous
It's hard because it's not like you can revise for it.
26-30, F
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Theseus · 46-50, M
Acing interviews 101:
Don't be negative about anything, and [b]never[/b] talk bad about a former employer. (Good interviewers will try to trick you into doing this; don't fall for it.)
Be honest about your skillset, but sell yourself passionately.
Underscore the importance (to you) of loyalty, team spirit, quality work, attention to detail, promptness, etc.
Put yourself in the position of your interviewer: would you hire you?
Oh, and if it's a video call, dress professionally and have a blank wall behind you. Your camera should be at nose level so your face is centered on the interviewer's screen.
Don't be negative about anything, and [b]never[/b] talk bad about a former employer. (Good interviewers will try to trick you into doing this; don't fall for it.)
Be honest about your skillset, but sell yourself passionately.
Underscore the importance (to you) of loyalty, team spirit, quality work, attention to detail, promptness, etc.
Put yourself in the position of your interviewer: would you hire you?
Oh, and if it's a video call, dress professionally and have a blank wall behind you. Your camera should be at nose level so your face is centered on the interviewer's screen.
