Wall Street Journal – Counter Offer Advice
This is just a standard text page example.Telephonic interviews are scheduled interviews that take place between a recruiter or employer and a candidate who has applied for a position and the interview is held over the telephone. More companies are now using telephone interviews in the initial stages of the hiring process.
While you're actively searching for a job it is important to be prepared for a telephonic interview at short notice. You can be rejected at this early interview stage if you are inadequately prepared or not used to speaking in a professional manner over the phone.
What makes telephonic interviews slightly more difficult is that the situation can feel unnatural and it can be difficult to build rapport with the interviewer. Many candidates find it hard to get into an interview mindset when talking to interviewers over the telephone.
Practice with a friend beforehand as this is the best preparation for a telephonic interview
After a phone interview send an email thankyou note.
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