Are you ready to make that first impression? You can show them your positive attitude and professionalism.
When working from a home office, there can be a tendency to get a little "too comfortable" leading to the wrong first impression. It also can affect "how" you communicate---maybe a bit too relaxed?
When in the career seeking mode, your video and phone calls must make a positive impression. You are always "on" and demonstrating your attitude and mindset---even before you begin talking!
"Play Like You Practice"
Are you...
Excited about an opportunity?
Interested in the person you're talking with?
Sharing the value you bring to the position?
Showing that you're eager to learn the next steps?
Show it by sprucing up a bit, looking the part and having the mindset to make a big difference in the outcome.
Penny
Penny@2Actify.com
How to Prepare for a Phone or Video Interview
As a job candidate, when you prepare for a phone or video interview well, you significantly increase your chances of making the short list. Here are some tips for success.
Be Prepared with Information But Avoid Sounding Scripted
When answering interview questions, it can become tempting to read from documents that you have printed out or have on your computer screen. But to avoid sounding scripted, it’s best to memorize your key points and deliver your answers naturally, which will help you to sound
more authentic. Below are some of the things that you’ll want to have handy during a phone and video interview:
