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Busy Bee posted:I have a phone interview with a big travel agency a week after next and I am starting to prepare for it now. Like it says in the first post of this thread, I will have the job description right in front of me next to the Q&A's to most common interview questions. Does anyone here have any other advice besides being positive, dressing well even though it is a phone interview, being confident / prepared, and knowing the company inside & out? Smile (it comes through in your voice) and address a point on the wall across from you as if the interviewer is sitting there, so you're not talking down at your notes and breathing into the phone.
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FrozenVent posted:Is this an actual company? Actual companies have offices and conference rooms they use for interviews. My 1000-person company interviews at a local cafe all the time - either for initial screening interviews or for tie-breaking "cultural fit" interviews after the hiring panel has submitted their recommendations to HR. We're in a secure building, so it's a pain to have candidates showing up early, requiring the manager to interrupt their own work to come down, sign the person in, and find someone to babysit them. Conference rooms are also in high demand, making short-notice bookings a pain. Sometimes it's just easier for a hiring manager to parcel a coffee break and an interview together.
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