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This is a good strategy for a phone interview.I think the notes on questions and answers are game changers for me. And u are right about being anxious and nervous to speak, I feel that preparing all the notes is helpful.THANK YOU FOR this content. PS: I meant content.
Thank you for you tips! Just finished my phone interview and a weird thing happened. After i hung up the phone, my phone started ringing again, and the same number that i did my interview called me. I figured the interviewer forgot something. When i picked up, i heard the interviewers talking, i heard "what do you think?" then next i heard "unfortunately that was the best interview we had" And the call hung up. i couldn't believe it. Im guessing they are gonna call in more candidates for competition? im so happy i impressed them Thank you!
That is really kind of you to say. I am glad you found this guide useful! You'll be rocking your phone interview with a proper preparation. Best of luck and keep me updated on how it goes :)
Hi Harry! The interview would flow like your typical interview, you could practice with one of the Mock Interviews I made. I also have specific responses to specific questions, just in case. And of course, learn as much as possible about the company! Hope it goes great, keep me updated!
Any tips for applying for jobs out-of-state? I plan on moving across the United States and Reddit recommends putting *RELOCATING TO (THE PLACE YOU"RE MOVING TO)* in bold letters right at the top of your resume. Any thoughts? Appreciate it greatly.
You know it depends a lot on the company. Some would consider such candidates, but there are some which would find it being a hassle, unless the candidate is already relocated. I would suggest putting the place you are planning to relocate, without any exact address. Once you are in touch with the company you can explain it properly, at least you'd know that they are interested in your profile.
@@emmsummer7811 Yes, it is better to mention at least the city you are planning to move to. So the hiring manager can identify you as a "local" candidate.
I completely agree. This is why I hope we continue having face to face interviews, at least during final stages of the hiring process. You can get SO MUCH more insights on the company once you get there!
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I did
Great advice, keep the great work.
The tell me about yourself video has more examples and complete formula I think it answers the question differently
@@markstone7219 Great!
@@daviddeparis3852 I appreciate it very much!
This is a good strategy for a phone interview.I think the notes on questions and answers are game changers for me. And u are right about being anxious and nervous to speak, I feel that preparing all the notes is helpful.THANK YOU FOR this content.
PS: I meant content.
You are very welcome! Thank you for your feedback!
yeah killer phone interview tips
@@stepinside Thank you!
Thank you for you tips! Just finished my phone interview and a weird thing happened. After i hung up the phone, my phone started ringing again, and the same number that i did my interview called me. I figured the interviewer forgot something. When i picked up, i heard the interviewers talking, i heard "what do you think?" then next i heard "unfortunately that was the best interview we had" And the call hung up. i couldn't believe it. Im guessing they are gonna call in more candidates for competition? im so happy i impressed them Thank you!
Hate the anxiety before the phone call
I can definitely understand that. But if you get ready properly nothing can stop you!
You are right that to ace a phone interview getting answers to questions and having notes helps immensely
That's for sure! Thanks for stopping by my friend!
Thank you for the video.Very professional. The presentation is very precise and concise. It helped me to build my confidence.
Am waiting for the next
I am working on it!
Love the new content
@@markstone7219 I appreciate that!
This is amazing! :) It was extremely helpful for my phone screen today. Thank you so much!!
You are so very welcome! I am really glad to hear that your phone screening went well. Best of luck with the next steps and keep me posted :)
I just can say THANK YOU!!! It was perfect.
That is really kind of you to say. I am glad you found this guide useful! You'll be rocking your phone interview with a proper preparation. Best of luck and keep me updated on how it goes :)
yes, I agree!
@@lucyslivingroom5087 Thank you very much!
Excellent guide for phone interviews
Thank you very much!
Thank you very much it Comes on Time am mroccan and i really like videos
You are very welcome! I am really glad you find them useful and I appreciate you stopping by with this kind feedback!
Great video, and visually useful too, thanks.
Glad you liked it!
@@myemmotion Yes, look forward to more
@@emmsummer7811 Join me in for Sunday live sessions!
Great video.thank’s for shearing.
You are very welcome! How did your phone interview go? :)
Thank you-- you're such a help!
Why do you want to change jobs was very useful answer
I am glad it was!
You can use this for Zoom interview too, they ask similar questions
but without those notes because they will see you
Absolutely!
@@workoutathomeideas2873 Yes, that is the only difference!
full of useful tips and answers to interview questions
love this new content
Thank you so much my friend!
Great phone interview guide
Thank you!
All the questions I wanted are covered THANK YOU!
Glad it was helpful!
@@myemmotion yes all your videos are
@@lucyslivingroom5087 Thank you!
Zoom !! Interview today Gracias 😊
How did it go? Crossing fingers for you.
De nada, un saludo! :)
Great video, useful when getting ready for phone interviews
Thank you very much!
Yes
@@myemmotion You are welcome
@@positivethinking4464 You should let me know how your interview went.
It would be great to have a live stream about phone interview tips
I'll work on it!
@@myemmotion thanks
Thank you for doing this kind of videos
keep these coming!
You are very welcome!
yes keep these coming
Impressive phone interview guide. You are giving out all the answers 👍
I appreciate your kind feedback my friend! Have a great Wednesday!
@@myemmotion you too, looking forward to that linkedin content
@@markstone7219 Alright!
@@myemmotion great guide for sure
@@markstone7219 Remember to check out my livestream on Sunday!
Very nice tips and I love the accent! 👍
I really appreciate that, thanks for stopping by! And hope your interview goes great :)
I always get so nervous for my phone interviews, sometimes I don't even know what I am saying
You are not the only one! Which is why getting ready for it, step by step, is going to be a HUGE change.
@@myemmotion yes, but on the phone I can't show off my soft skills and they don't really see me, it makes me more nervous
@@lucyslivingroom5087 If you follow the tips from the video you will definitely feel more confident about everything!
Awesome presentation Sir.
Thank you so much, Giovanni! Best of luck with your interview, let me know how it goes :)
great tips!!! can we have a new body language video for interview?
Thanks! I will definitely look into it. Maybe a few videos later!
great tips and the questions and answers!
I am happy you found these helpful!
Sir Can you make a video about truck drivers interview thank you
Hi Harry! The interview would flow like your typical interview, you could practice with one of the Mock Interviews I made.
I also have specific responses to specific questions, just in case. And of course, learn as much as possible about the company! Hope it goes great, keep me updated!
Any tips for applying for jobs out-of-state? I plan on moving across the United States and Reddit recommends putting *RELOCATING TO (THE PLACE YOU"RE MOVING TO)* in bold letters right at the top of your resume. Any thoughts? Appreciate it greatly.
You know it depends a lot on the company. Some would consider such candidates, but there are some which would find it being a hassle, unless the candidate is already relocated.
I would suggest putting the place you are planning to relocate, without any exact address. Once you are in touch with the company you can explain it properly, at least you'd know that they are interested in your profile.
@@myemmotion So it's better putting the possible new address on the resume, right?
@@emmsummer7811 Yes, it is better to mention at least the city you are planning to move to. So the hiring manager can identify you as a "local" candidate.
Why put a location at all?
Very useful
Thanks!
Solid phone interview guide!
I appreciate that!
I agree
@@myemmotion you deserve a like and a subscribe
@@markstone7219 kudos buddy
@@workoutathomeideas2873 thanks
Does interviews go to the news 🙂
What do you mean? :) Are you interviewing for a news company?
Phone interviews are horrible, and video ones too. Interviews are best face to face, and you can see inside the company
I completely agree. This is why I hope we continue having face to face interviews, at least during final stages of the hiring process. You can get SO MUCH more insights on the company once you get there!
Some of this advice is really bad.
Anyone can listen this video without be 2x?
Feel free to listen to it on a faster speed. Good luck with your interview.