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interview-type phone call... help!
I got an email from a company I applied for a job at recently, and they want to set up a call with me to discuss more about the position... which he said should be about a 10 minute conversation. So I am at least still in consideration for the job! Which is awesome, because I can just about guarantee this one has a better salary and benefit package than my current job.
Ahhh I'm Nervous!! And Excited!! But do you think he will be doing most of the talking, or mostly asking me questions?? How does one prepare for a 10 minute phone call??
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I agree with Lark. I would be prepared just like I would be for a normal interview. It may be just a casual chat, but they can gauge all types of things from that initial contact.
Best of luck!!!
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Thanks everyone for the advice!
I just found out the call is happening in the evening (basically right after work on Weds), so at least I'll be dressed the part. I will try to brush up on the job description and make some notes of keywords and skills to talk about.
I think my biggest thing will be trying to keep myself calm so I don't talk at 1000 mph. Any children of the 80s/90s remember the Micro-Machine commercials??? I'm like that guy when I'm nervous or on too much caffiene...